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Taos News

Location

Taos, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 2005

Page

8

Molycorp Plans Natural Regrowth After Predicted Subsidence

After two years of studies, Molycorp proposes restoration of affected areas through natural regeneration. A revised subsidence closeout plan was presented at the Questa Ranger Station, detailing D Zone impacts from block mining, with assurances that groundwater and vegetation will not be materially altered and that subsidence will mostly self-recover.

Questa Molycorp Goathill South Sugar Shack West Terry Agapito Associates, Inc AAD Grand Junction Colo MMD New Mexico Environmental Department Anne Wagner Molycorp Environmental and Health Services AAI Leo Gilbride

Plan Debuts Subsidence Closeout Plan For Questa

The Molycorp Subsidence Closeout Plan will be presented at the Village of Questa council meeting at 6 p.m. Tuesday Jan 10. The plan covers monitoring zones 1 066 acres in D Zone and three subsidence zones with defined movement. Molycorp will manage stormwater with ponds, reconstruct Slick Line Gulch at its expense, and provide monthly pond inspections and annual reports. Community groups urge permits and long term guidelines. Molycorp defends site specific data and plans.

Molycorp Village New Mexico Ness Wagner Questa Marcus Rael Red River Sugar Shack West Rock Pile Brian Shields Amigos Bravos Shields MMD Kirsten Knoepfle Knoepfle New Mexico Energy MMD Resources Department

Red River Opens Full Time Friday Ski Season

Northern New Mexico visitors flock to the Sangre de Cristo Mountains for world class skiing. Red River Ski Area, north of Taos, opens on a daily schedule this Friday offering a full season with 58 trails, a ski school, new terrain park and 75 percent snowmaking. Enchanted Forest Cross Country offers 30 kilometers of groomed trails at Bobcat Pass. Snowmobile tours reach over 50 miles to Greenio Peak. Winter events include Christmas luminaria, New Year’s Eve, Mardi Gras in the Mountains February 23–28, with dining, shopping and entertainment in Red River. For info call 505-754-2374 or visit the online calendar.

New Mexico Sangre de Cristo Mountains Taos Red River Tags Enchanted Forest Bobcat Pass Emagiee A & eThde 6

Angel Fire Toy Drive Seeks New Unwrapped Gifts

The Angel Fire Fire Department hosts a holiday toy drive with a toy warehouse on North Angel Fire Road. Donations accepted through Saturday December 24 to aid Moreno Valley children. Call 505-377-3347 to request toy help for families in need. Also named state finalists in the Wendy's High School Heisman Hopefuls include Leslie Barrman Cimarrén High Kellie Goodan Benjamin Doherty Des Moines Julie Lucero Taos Taos Taos West Las Vegas Michael Perez.

Angel Fire Fire Department Moreno Valley Angel Fire Department North Angel Fire Road New Mexico Wendy's Heisman Memorial Trust Leslie Barrman Cimarrén High School Kellie Goodan Benjamin Doherty Des Moines High School Julie Christie Lucero Taos Christian Academy Taos Marisa Aragén West Las Vegas High School Michael “Drew" Pérez Logan High School

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