10 Feb 2005
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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 2005
Page
1
Inside this issue readers find Taos Coupons a 64 page booklet offering deals and discounts at local businesses across the county Seen inside this issue for shoppers and visitors.
Chris Maher of Momentoos de la Vida Restaurant blends film and food in a benefit dinner for Yaxche School. The event aims to raise funds and spotlight his culinary craft while supporting the school community.
Angel Fire reports 2 inches in 24 hours with 52 inch base and 72 trails open. Enchanted Forest lists 3 inches, 40 to 60 inch depth, 32 km trails open. Red River shows 6 inches, 42 to 50 inch depth, 57 trails open. Taos Ski Valley notes 1 inch, 80 inch midway depth, 110 trails open. Sipapu records 3 inches, 33 to 48 inch depth, 33 trails open. Obituaries note deaths of Domacio Cisneros, Marina Suazo, and Alice Vega.
Taos County Commissioner Don Francisco Trujillo plans to introduce an anti big box ordinance at the February 21 meeting. The measure would mirror Taos town rules prohibiting freestanding buildings over 80,000 square feet unless split into smaller structures. Developers explored Ranchos de Taos for a Wal-Mart site, offering terms to landowners within a 40 acre triangle near State Roads 68 and 518.
Taos jurors found Orlando Torrez guilty of first degree murder in the November 1, 2003 killing of Danica Concha. He received a 30 year life term plus 3 years for related charges, with an imposed total of about 33 years. he also pleaded guilty to a burglary tied to the case.
Taos officials clash over alleged Open Meetings Act violations after Embler’s reelection party. Gonzales claims Board members violated rules by gathering in one room during election results. AG office says mere presence at same event does not prove a quorum.
Experts split over the new Forest Management Plan rule, which shifts national forest plans from prescriptive to aspirational. Critics warn it could curb public input over time, while supporters say it enhances input on individual projects. The rule, published in the federal register January 5, reshapes how plans guide grazing, drilling, and forest management decisions.
Ames Swan holds his daughter Marissa outside the San Francisco de Asis Church after the noon Ash Wednesday Mass. Participants bear ash crosses on their foreheads signifying mourning and penance on the first day of Lent.
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