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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1997
Page
3
Community Against Violence invites donors to pick angel ornaments representing local children in need. Each ornament lists age gender needs and wishes. Call 758-8082 to select an ornament shop wrap gifts and drop them at the shelter by noon December 22.
A compilation of contact details for lawmakers and officials including Sen Domenici, Sen Bingaman, Rep Redmond, State Sen Cisneros, State Rep Gonzales, Gov Johnson, and President Clinton. It provides Santa Fe and Washington, D.C. addresses, phone numbers, fax lines, emails, and web pages for official channels.
A forum letter urges Taos Ski Valley officials to resist snowboarding expansion, arguing that the mountain’s skiing reputation may suffer and that snowboarding won’t necessarily boost the local economy, urging consideration of skier views.
A personal tribute to Alberta Matthews, who died on Oct. 24 in Walsenburg, Colorado. The writer recalls 36 years of friendship, time in Taos, and their shared life from 1961 at Spruce Tree Lodge in Mesa Verde to visits in Taos, praising Alberta's knowledge of Indian arts, generosity, and enduring spirit.
Kathy Riggs urges citizens of Pefiasco Taos area to back Sipapu Ski Area as it faces a water rights lawsuit and potential closure. She notes Sipapu’s 45-year history as a private employer and community gathering place amid economic pressure from larger resorts and lawsuits. Claire Stephens requests balanced Taos News coverage in Reynolds case, criticizing perceived bias and calling for exposure of all harmed parties and tactics.
The Community Against Violence asserts services are offered to all victims regardless of gender, notes they do not aid perpetrators, and explain staffing roles and confidentiality. They emphasize shelter limits, hotlines at 758 9888, and referral pathways, urging parents and volunteers to reach out, with Malinda Dunnam cited as executive director.
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