Taos County deputies fatally shoot man in domestic call
Taos County deputies and Taos Police responded to a domestic disturbance on Adobe Road Friday night. The man, later identified as 58 year old Robert L. Martinez, was shot after allegedly pointing a firearm and was transported to Holy Cross Hospital where he died. Investigations by state police continue with no arrests reported.
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Questa Wildcats and Lady Cats overpower Cimarron in pair of wins
The Questa Wildcats and Questa Lady Cats both defeated Cimarron on Saturday December 19. The Taos Lady Tigers rallied to beat Tohatchi, securing a girls basketball victory.
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Running and painting: Bruce Katlin speaks on therapy
Bruce Katlin discusses the therapeutic nature of running while painting, linking two creative outlets as meaningful self care. The piece notes his dual pursuits as part of daily life and well being.
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Taos News Volume LVI Issue 51 Highlights
Taos New Mexico weekly bulletin covers local events across five sections on page twelve, featuring community updates, municipal notices, and brief headlines from Taos and surrounding areas.
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Marcia Carter Lived in Her Car in Taos for Years
The Taos News reports 78 year old Marcia Carter was found dead in her red Subaru hatchback, which had served as her home for several years. Neighbors recall she could not remember how long she had lived in the vehicle.
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Monument gets funding boost in latest federal budget bill
The National Monument, managing 242000 acres with rising visitation, will receive more money for land purchases wildlife surveys and new staff. Monument manager John Bailey of the Bureau of Land Management Taos office said the omnibus bill leaves the monument in better shape than in years past.
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Taos Waldorf School to close after 2015-16 year
Taos Waldorf School will shut down after the end of the 2015-16 school year. Board president Travis Good said the school would finish the year before ceasing operations. The decision was made jointly by the board of trustees and college of teachers.
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