Search continues for DiPalma missing in Taos New Mexico
New Mexico State Police investigate the disappearance of 25 year old Rory DiPalma after he left a San Geronimo Lodge work party on December 3. DiPalma is described as six feet tall and 160 to 170 pounds, last seen wearing cowboy-style clothing. his black 2001 Infiniti QX4 with New Jersey plate FEP 595 is also missing. Call Taos 505-758-1466 or Espailola 505-753-2277 with information. DiPalma’s brothers Kevin and Ryan have flown in from Iraq to assist.
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Town council approves new Taos police officer and safety upgrades
The Taos Town Council unanimously authorized hiring an additional Taos Police Department officer for the County Special Operations Unit and authorized a mayoral memorandum to form the Taos County Gang Task Force. Funds were approved for department upgrades, safety equipment, and a new preemption system.
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Taos County seeks nonprofit input on legislative aims
Taos County officials compile proposals from local nonprofit groups to avoid past lobbying by Yaxche School lobbyists who secured nearly 500000 in grants. The county plans a public call for input, a feedback packet, and letters to nonprofits about which legislators represent them amid redistricting.
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Taos County gets HUD YouthBuild grant funding
Taos County will receive 400000 from HUD YouthBuild Implementation Grant program to train high school dropouts for building and renovating low income housing in New Mexico. Rep. Udall lauds the program aiding disadvantaged youth with GED prep and on the job training while HUD awards 54 million to 102 programs nationwide.
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Cops Crack Down On Holiday Drunk Drivers In New Mexico
Statewide law enforcement will join a national Impaired Driving Crash Crackdown from December 19 to January 4. Rhonda Faught of NM DOT says officers aim to prevent tragedies as 2002 alcohol related crashes claimed 215 lives in New Mexico.
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