Taos sergeant acquitted but may face termination
Jurors found Taos Police sergeant not guilty of battery after minutes of deliberation. The town moved to terminate her, and she plans an appeal. The case raised questions of force used during an arrest of Frank Olonia Jr. following a disturbance at a home and involved remarks about a possible threat to officers’ families.
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New Mexico public bodies spent millions to lobby in 2014 15
Taos County Taos Town and Questa Village are among New Mexico public entities profiled in a New Mexico in Depth report detailing lobbying expenditures to state and federal governments during 2014 and 2015.
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Taos Quad Swim Meet and Prep For Cowbell Tourney
Taos Youth and Family Center hosts a Taos Quad Swim Meet with Taos teams competing while Taos boys and girls basketball squads prepare for the Pefiasco and Cowbell Tourneys. Obituaries note several local residents including Richard Brown Sr. of Taos Pueblo who died December 4.
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Taos News Departmental Volume and Copyright Note
The Taos News issues a departmental header stating Vol. LVI No. 49 and copyright for 2015. It identifies the newspaper branding and date designation for the issue page.
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Kit Carson Electric Seeks Rate Hike Over Distress
A 119 page pre filing argues Kit Carson Electric Cooperative faces acute financial underperformance and underinvestment. Analyst Steve Seelye cites low equity and poor TIER among New Mexico co operatives, attributing the needed rise to fund capital improvements and ongoing construction. Residential rates would move from 14.50 to 20.50 monthly under the proposal.
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New Mexico Judge Rules On Teacher Evaluation Rollback
A district judge ruling affects a new state evaluation system used by schools. It delays final enforcement while leaving some evaluations in place for teachers. The ruling emphasizes potential consequences for licensure and pay if teachers receive ineffective or minimally effective ratings.
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Taos County to Hold March 8 Vote on Hospital Tax
Taos County commissioners voted Friday to call a special election March 8 on a new property tax to fund Holy Cross hospital maintenance and operations after years of financial losses at Taos Health Systems. The measure aims to stabilize funding for the facility amid ongoing fiscal challenges.
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