Taos detox center closure sparks major public health concern
Community debate follows the shutdown of Taos Tri County detox after a furnace broke. Residents and leaders warn the loss strains law enforcement, hospitals, and recovery services as Tri County and Taos Health Systems discuss reopening and lease options.
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Shelly
Tri-County Community Services
Taos
Ambrose Baros
Hoy Recovery Program, Inc
Baros
Tri-County
Hoy
Hov
Toia
Nucthers
New Mexico
Taos Health Systems
Holy Cross Hospital
Rick Bellis
Tri- County
John Hutchinson
Roberta Meyers Shares Cancer Journey and Triumph
Roberta Courtney Meyers recounts her battle with cancer, detailing diagnosis, treatment challenges, and the resilience that led to recovery. Her story highlights hope, medical support, and renewed perspective after hardship.
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Roberta Courtney Meyers
Taos and Questa Obituaries List Multiple Dignitaries
Obituaries note the deaths of John Lighthall Fleming 87 of Taos died December 5 Baida Lucero 72 of Taos died December 4 John H Moniax 89 of Taos died December date not specified Manuel D Ortega 88 of Questa died December 11 Raymond B Romero 57 of Taos died December 7 Obituary Page shows multiple local residents memorialized with ages and places of residence.
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John “Lock” Lighthall Fleming
Taos
Baida Lucero
John H. Moniax
Manuel D. Ortega
Questa
Raymond B. Romero
Taos News Volume LVI Number 50 Taos NM
Taos News reports on local affairs across five sections in the 124th issue. Copyright 2015 The Taos News, Taos New Mexico.
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Taos, New Mexico
the Taos News
Firefighting veteran Cobart in Tres Piedras scene
Andrew Oxford reports a longtime firefighter in Tres Piedras, noting a decades long career with steady presence at multiple blazes. The piece highlights his calm, monotone demeanor and dedication as he recounts numerous flames faced over fifty years of service.
Diversification at center of Kit Carson electric rate debate
The Kit Carson Electric Cooperative seeks a rate increase raising the average monthly bill by 19 percent amid opposition. CEO Luis Reyes defends the co op telecom bets as federally funded broadband investments, while critics blame side ventures for higher rates. Public financial details on Internet and propane arms remain undisclosed.
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Kitema Electric Cooperative
Luis Reyes
Ee Financial
Kit Carson
Big gift for Stray Hearts shelter in Taos
The Taos News reports Stray Hearts Animal Shelter received two PetCo Foundation grants totaling 100000 dollars as part of the Holiday Wishes program. A 25000 dollar grant was planned plus an additional 75000 dollar surprise. Laurie Lambert of Red River wrote the winning adoption story submitted to the foundation.
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Taos
PetCo Foundation
Stray Hearts Animal Shelter
Stray Hearts
Rana Smith
Laurie Lambert
Red River
Lambert
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