Taos Youth Choir shines in first public concert
Taos Youth Choir directed by Val Davis opened with the Taos Community Orchestra and Chorus in a 15 minute candlelit set at the Taos Arts Center. About 25 students aged 8 to 15 from several schools performed cohesively, showing clear diction, confident phrasing, and strong listening. The piece highlighted the value of guidance, discipline, and teamwork in young singers.
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NMHU concerns prompt call to save university future
A Taos reader urges media attention and political action to protect New Mexico Highlands University, citing Governor Johnson, the Board of Regents, and Bill Richardson’s upcoming administration as pivotal to NMHU’s survival and Las Vegas future, while contrasting local support with national military tensions.
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Taos parking lot plan delayed in good faith talks
The owner details a stalled exchange over 105 Placitas in Taos, noting a proposed swap of 10,000 square feet of building and land for 16,000 square feet on the third level of a parking garage. Loss of rent, delayed remodel, and a two year completion timeline are cited as the town backs out.
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My Turn on politics and priorities by Gus Córdova
The column argues our community with high poverty levels and a dearth of police finds funds insufficient for remedy while a public official earns over 100000 dollars per year. It questions priorities and fiscal choices impacting public safety and welfare.
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Our Second Job is to Shape the World in 2002
Adele E. Zimmermann of Rinconada, a retired computer programmer active in environmental and animal welfare issues, urges readers to treat civic action as a second job. She warns that Republicans may reverse progress and stresses informed voting, contacting officials, and sustained public engagement to protect the environment, economy, civil rights, and international standing.
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