Taos News Staff and Contact Directory
The Taos News lists its staff and contact details including editors Robin Martin Chris Baker and Corey De Bruin, photographer Megan Bowers, editors Tempo and Tempo, sports editor Mike Stauffer, reporters Hedlund Maxwell Spranger Romancito, sales and advertising staff Kerrie Ellinger Erin Martinez-Abdul Jessica Romero, and production and design team led by Tom Cervenak. The directory provides emails, phone lines, and roles for circulation, administration, and production.
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Robin Martin
Taosnews.com
Chris Baker
Gary E. Maitland
Joanne Cross
Kathleen Weinzer
Renée Romeroche
Sandra Martinez
Taosnews
Corella de Bruin
Megan Bowers
el Crepuscula
Jerry Padilla
Rick Romancito
Mike Stauffer
Tempo
Eric Hedlund
William Maxwell
Denise Spranger
Kerrie Ellinger
Ric Santos
Erin Martinez-Abdul
Jessica Romero
Cliff Mandragon
Roseanna Rosati
Clie Dexter
Town boards to study big-box ordinance in special session
Tags Council and Taos Planning and Zoning Commission meet Monday December 10 in a study session to study a proposed ordinance on big-box structures. Architectural design and site plan standards for new big box stores will be considered. No action is planned. Meeting at 3 p.m. in Coronado Hall Council Chambers 120 Civic Plaza Drive.
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Town of Tags Council
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Council
Coronado Hall
Civic Plaza Drive
Molycorp Layoffs Threaten Taos County Economy
Taos County faces a sharp economic hit as Molycorp plans to lay off about half its local workforce. Payroll was roughly 10 million dollars annually, with 15 million in lost wage circulation and 18 million in local procurements affected. Community leaders warn of slower business, while officials seek Trade Adjustment Assistance and reclamation jobs to cushion the impact.
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Molycorp
Leroy Apodaca
Apodaca
Molycorps
Taos County
Taos
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Questa
Malaquias Rael Jr
Questa Lumber Ace Hardware
Rael
Ski Rio
U.S
Elaine Chao
Jeff Bingaman
D-N.m
Manuel Romero
Romero
Sen
Bingaman
Tom Udall
Shields
Molycorp to lay off 112 employees amid price slump
Molycorp cuts 112 jobs effective Feb 1 2002 reducing staff to 288 as molybdenum prices slide from a record high. Spokesman Leroy Apodaca cites price decline to 2.275 a pound and a 3 million pound projected annual output versus 15 million at full staffing.
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Questa
Malaquias Rael
Molycorp
Leroy Apodaca
Apodaca
Hinkel
Distinguishing Luminarias Farolitos in New Mexico Traditions
A concise cultural lesson clarifies the terms luminarias and farolitos, tracing origins and meanings from iluminar to lantern. It explains how luminarias are pitch wood piles in churchyards, while farolitos are small paper bags with sand and candles, and notes regional naming preferences in New Mexico.
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Taos Pueblo
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Mary
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