Art or environmental sculpture wraps the Rio Grande
Editorial questions the Christo Jeanne Claude plan to suspend fabric panels along six western rivers including the Rio Grande between Taos and Santa Fe. It argues the project wastes resources and risks the gorge environment, urging preservation of permanent natural treasures over temporary art.
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Milan
Italy
Australia
Biscayne Bay
Miami
Grand Hogback
Rifle
Colo
Japan
California
Reichstag
Berlin
Rio Grande
Christo
Jeanne Claude
Taos
Santa Fe
Arkansas
Cache la Poudre
Colorado
Payette
Salmon
Idaho
Wind River
Wyoming
Albuquerque Journal
Master Plan Sparks Educational Concern in Taos Teens
In The Taos News, Nov 2, teens Colette Chiodo and J'Brenta Jordan voice worry that Parks and Recreation outrank education in the Taos Valley Master Plan. They argue education shapes future prospects and question the community's priorities.
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The
Taos News
Taos Valley
Colette Chiodo
J'Brenta Jordan Tao
Taos County rejects Gilman candle business expansion
Taos County commissioners denied Mike and Cindy Gilman’s proposal to expand their candle making operation, despite job creation and tax potential. The letter argues the decision harms growth, notes the couple’s 12 local employees, 5,000 current buyers, and suggests inverse condemnation to preserve agricultural land.
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Taos County
Mike
Cindy Gilman
Taos
Taos Ski Valley
Commission
Gilmans
Nancy Bachtel Taos
Forum Submissions Guidelines for The Taos News
The Taos News Forum invites original letters under 850 words signed with a current address and phone number. Community thanks letters capped at 1650 words. Your Turn columns require a photo and up to 750 words. Names may not be withheld, submissions limited to one per month, and all pieces may be edited for style.
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Tear News
The
Taos News
Taos
Fight for our culture amid owl habitat rulings in Carson Forest
Adam Z. Medina of Ranchos de Taos voices Hispanic livelihoods tied to firewood and home heat as a federal Phoenix ruling on the Mexican spotted owl sparks questions. He argues wood gathering from logging leftovers remains essential for winter survival and cultural heritage in northern New Mexico communities.
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Phoenix
Carson National Forest
Manhattan
New Mexico
Espirito de Nuestra Familia Hispana
Adam Z. Medina
Ranchos de
Taos
Lawmakers' Addresses and Numbers for New Mexico Officials
Listings provide contact details for US Senators Domenici and Bingaman, Representative Richardson, and state legislators Cisneros and Gonzales. Includes mailing addresses in Santa Fe and Washington DC offices, phone numbers, faxes, and emails for each official.
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Pete Domenici
S. Federal Place
Santa Fe
Hart Senate
Washington, D.C
Senator
Domenici
Senate
U.S
Jeff Bingaman
E. Marcy St
Washington
D.C
Bingaman
Bill Richardson
S. St. Francis Drive
Rayburn House
Hr. House
Carlos Cisneros
Laplaza
Taos
Robert Gonzales
Gonzales
Tax reform for a win win sustainable future
Karlis Viceps of Valdez advocates changing the tax system to tax pollution and nonrenewable resources while reducing taxes on workers and renewables. He urges public action, citing WorldWatch and Paul Hawken, and highlights local sustainability programs and solar energy groups.
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WorldWatch Magazine
Paul Hawkins
Karlis Viceps
Valdez
New Mexico
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Lisa Ferrante
Phaedra Greenwood
J. Patrick Henry
Luella Kramer
Cliff Mondragon
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