Udalls new post aims to aid tribal concerns in New Mexico
The Taos News reports Udall plans to push federal policy to address tribal issues in New Mexico. In a Dec 12 interview he discusses administrative priorities and ongoing advocacy for Pueblo and Navajo nations amid continuing federal negotiations.
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Udall
Washington
New Mexico
Taos News
Regulators OK New Electric Rates Increase Across State
State regulators approved higher electric charges effective December 7 raising the average household bill by about nine dollars and eighty two cents monthly. Residential customers face roughly a ten percent rise as the flat monthly fee climbs from fourteen fifty to twenty dollars and fifty cents.
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Kit Carson
Water outage in Questa may last up to a week or more
Residents of Questa have been without water since December when one of two village wells stopped. A new well has been drilled and cased by crews with Chevron help, but it may take another week to supply non potable water and reconnect the system for about 1,800 customers.
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Questa
Tommy Lyles
Chevron
Trustees Face Charges in Co-op Scuffle
Trustees face criminal charges after a board meeting at the co op headquarters turned violent in the halls. The incident involved Cristobal Duran and Virgil, with police reports detailing differing accounts of the confrontation.
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Cristobal Duran
Virgil
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Deaths in Taos and Questa Area Obituaries Notice
Obituary notices list several deceased residents with ages and dates, including Jane Cash-Hough, Mario A. Baca, Maria Amada Chacon, Eva R L Gallegos of Questa, Merle Vigil, Tite Archuteta of Taipa, Urban Romero of Taos, Betty Klose of Questa, Feliz Ortiz, Margaret Dillon, and Loretta Mirabal. The Taos News Taos New Mexico obituary page details and date.
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Jane Cash-Hough
Mario A. Baca
Maria Amada Chacon
Eva RL Gallegos
Questa
Merle Juan Vigil
Tite Archuteta
Taipa
Urban “Ban” Romero Fil
Taos
Betty Klose
Feliz W. Ortiz
Margaret “Margy” Hi. Dillon
Loretta Ion Mirabal
Taos memorial prompts focus on death by own action risk
Heather Lynn Sparrow holds her son's ashes at a Taos Ski Valley memorial on July 30 as the community debates death by own action and prevention amid drug overdose risks. The Taos News notes a year of palpable concern and urges action across the area.
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Heather Lynn Sparrow
Taos Ski Valley
Taos
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