Tips aid resolutions
Bonnie Golden offers New Year guidance to help readers keep resolutions. Realistic goals prevent rebound weight loss, while gradual dietary changes reduce saturated fats and encourage fruits vegetables and complex carbs. Reducing caffeine sugar artificial sweeteners and processed foods supports lasting habits.
Fernandez woes top 92s news in Taos County year
The 1992 top story in Taos County is the downfall of county commissioner David Fernandez amid a year of legal troubles. He faced drunken driving charges, indictments for intimidation of an officer, embezzlement, and credit card fraud, with trials spanning the year and a pending 1993 sentencing.
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Taos County
Fernandez
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Taos water deal collapses delaying town supply
Taos faces water shortages after Taos Golf Properties pulled out of a proposed contract. Town manager Gus Cordova said the town must seek an extra 700000 from Farmers Home Administration to rebuild a nonfunctional diversion facility that would deliver 400 acre-feet of San Juan Chama water. The collapse delays expansion of the town’s water allotment by about three years, as the town already exceeds its current state allotment.
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Taos
Taos Golf Properties, Inc
Gus Cordova
Farmers Home Administration
San Juan
Chama
Rio Pueblo
Taos Golf Properties
Cordova
San Juan-Chama
Steve Natelson
Elaid Martinez
Martinez
Taos embraces inclusive teaching in local schools
Taos Elementary Garcia Middle School and Taos Junior High advance inclusion, merging general and special education on shared classrooms. Veterans of the movement note social gains but warn that balancing academics and social growth requires new training and few national models.
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Taos
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Tim Barres
Garcia Middle School
Barres
Blair
County workers setting the ax
Taos County commissioners-elect move quickly to reshape leadership delivering resignation requests to eight county officials before sworn in. Ambrose Mascarefias says exempt status means changes were expected as a new commission takes over.
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Taos County
Ambrose Mascarefias
Joe Mike Duran
Housing Authority
Tomas Lopez
Juan Duran
Robert Martinez
Recreation Department
Johnny
Village cuts budget amid eight thousand shortfall in Questa
Quaint community faces eight thousand dollar budget gap prompting a December 22 council vote to end street lighting lay off the village administrator and move a 15000 CD into the general fund. A four day work week non essential spending freeze and highway 38 school zone lights termination discussed with further layoffs possible.
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Questa
Questa Elementary
Leroy Romero
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