Angel Fire Village Administrator Don Lusk to resign
Lusk announces departure from Angel Fire on December 27 after nearly three years amid rapid growth and a small village environment. He notes the job’s difficulty but says he served 25 years as a public administrator in six cities and one county across Tennessee and Florida. Replacement will be sought from outside staff with in-house ads and a December IA CM newsletter listing.
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Angel Fire
Don Lusk
Flo
Lusk
Tertnessee
Florida
Lyn Koschel
International City Managers Association
Grand opening for El Pueblo de los Sucfios condos
Dreamcatcher Realty marks the grand opening of El Pueblo de los Sucfios, a Taos Pueblo style condo complex at Kit Carson and Simpson. About fifty attendees, including neighbors, attended as unit one should finish in two weeks. Prices range from 328000 to 350000 with private courtyards and shared commons.
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Pavel Lukes
Dreamcatcher Realty
el Pueblo de Los Sucfios
Kit Carson and
Simpson Roads
Lukes
el Pueblo de Los Sueros
Vernon recount nets one more vote in Fourth District race
Independent candidate Susan Vernon gained one vote in a recount on November 26 after the tally showed her total at 717 to Nicklas Jaramillo 742. The process surfaced concerns about 14 uncounted paper ballots and related issues raised by Vernon and her attorney Rick De Stefano.
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Fourth District County Commission
Susan Vernon
Vernon
Commission
Nicklas ‘Jaramillo
Jaramillo
Nick Jaramillo
Arsenio Cordova
Community backs endowment drive at northern New Mexico college
At the seventh annual Northern New Mexico Community College Foundation Endowment Dinner on November 23, president Sigfredo Maestas praised donors who gave from their heart. More than 400 attendees helped push this year’s endowment contributions past $90,000, lifting total gifts since 1996 toward $1 million for student scholarships. Two notable angel donors were the Tipton Estate via Nancy L. Nell and Joseph Byrne and the Isabel Allende Paula Scholarships. Donors reside in California.
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Northern New Mexico Community College Foundation
Sigfredo Maestas
Maestas
J. E
Lillian Tipton
Nancy L. Nell
Joseph Byrne
Isabel Allende
Paula
California
Taos December community events calendar notes
A series of local events listed for early December includes ANANCIOS AARP annual Christmas party at Ancianos Senior Center on Friday December 6 at 1 p.m. with carols and a potluck. ANANSI SCHOOL PANCAKE BREAKFAST Sunday December 8 at CBS Restaurant to support children’s ski and skate program. $6 all you can eat. CHUANUKAIL Festival of Lights celebration Saturday December 7 at Taos Jewish Center with vegetarian pot luck, games, dancing, candle lighting. bring a menorah. COMMUNITY WELLNESS coalition meeting Monday December 9 at St. Le Pode with agenda to plan the Taos Comprehensive Health Coalition Health Profile. Damasio Lopez, depleted uranium expert, speaks Sunday December 8 at Dojo on St Francis Road about radioactive materials in weapons and Gulf War Syndrome. Lopez founded IDUST. FIRST FRIDAY FORUM Friday December 6 7:30 9 a.m. at Fechin Inn on energy and environment. hosted by Taos Business Alliance and Taos County Chamber of Commerce. TAOS NORTIC SCIENGIS GROUP meets Wednesday December 5 morning at Taos Public Library to view Buckminster Fuller video. brown bag lunch. UNM TAOS Center for Faculty Development December lectures Icons of The New Advent Friday December 6 7 8 p.m. and Body Wisdom Workshop Saturday December 7 1 4 p.m. at Taosefiao Room Plaza Dr. call numbers provided.
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Chuanukail
Taos Jewish Center
Gusdorf Road
Damasio Lopez
St. Francis Road
U.S
Lopez
IDUST
Unm-Taos Center For
UNM Extended University
Bill McNichols
EL Taoseiio
Coronado Building
Civic Plaza Drive
Eric Ritchie
Ebc Taosefia
Civic Plaza
Call
KRZA Radio Restores Full Power in Alamosa
KRZA Alamosa Colorado returns to full 10 000 watt effective radiated power after technical fixes and a new solid state transmitter installation on November 23. Engineers traced interference to nonstandard transmitter signals and replaced the antenna, enabling renewed NPR and Pacifica programming plus local volunteer shows and a weekday regional news segment A Las Ocho. The nonprofit station aims to fund three quarters of the cost via a grant and capital campaign for roof work wiring and insulation.
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Colo
KRZA
Kob-Tv
Taos
Clifford
Weld
National Public Radio
Pacifica Radio
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