Shared Table eyes new van and Feinstein Challenge
The El Pueblito United Methodist Church based Shared Table hopes to replace its 19 year old Dodge van with a new vehicle. They serve meals Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays 1130 AM to 1 PM and seek funds via the Feinstein Foundation Challenge Grant which will match donations up to 1 million dollars to eligible meal programs.
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el Pueblito United Methodist Church
el Prado
Feinstein Foundation
Cranston
A.L
Philanthro
Pist
Alan Feinstein
Steve Landes
Landes
Feinstein
Taos Pueblo man convicted in federal sexual abuse case
A Taos Pueblo man, John Carl McHorse, 45, was found guilty Feb 4 in federal court on four felony counts of aggravated sexual abuse against two sisters and one count of abusive sexual contact with a third girl, all under 12. The abuse occurred when the victims were ages five to eight, and the jury deliberated about an hour after three days of testimony. The case, investigated by BIA agent Ted Cruz, may involve more victims. He faces up to 20 years in prison.
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Taos Pueblo
John Carl McHorse
Ted Cruz
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Cruz
McHorse
Recycling at the Roundhouse inspires Enos Garcia students
Santa Fe teachers and 26 fifth graders from Enos Garcia Elementary presented a multimedia exhibit at the Legislature on Feb 6 titled Bobby and the 3 Rs. The display showed reducing reusing and recycling through home activities and crafts. Students Anna Chavez Melissa Espinoza Gareth Harrold Antonio Martinez Jacob Benavidez described broader recycling efforts and making paper from scraps.
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Santa FE
Stella Montoya
Enos Garcia
Bobby
Anna Chavez
Melissa Espinoza
Gareth Harrold
Antonio Martinez
Jacob Benavidez
Ann Hawkins
Richard Montoya
Shovel Race Champs Mark 25th Anniversary in Angel Fire
Mike Trujillo maneuvers his craft Locomotion Rocking Scar into place as Ralph Romero and Mike Cordova assist at the World Shovel Race Championships in Angel Fire. Gail Boles and the Albuquerque racing team win the modified speed class for the third straight year.
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Ralph Romero
Mike Cordova
Mike Trujillo
Angel Fire
Gail Boles
Albuquerque
Taos relief route back on the table
Taos officials and residents revisit the controversial Taos bypass as House Bill 179 proposes a local road projects fund to finance state highway upgrades. Town council previously backed the Taos Transportation Network Improvement Study prioritizing neighborhood road reconstruction to curb traffic impacts.
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Taos
Blueberry Hill Road
Ron Gentry
Valencia County
State Highway Department
World Teachers and Students Unite for Education
International educators and pupils join classrooms worldwide to celebrate learning, sharing initiatives, and cross border collaborations. Leaders from schools and organizations champion access to quality education and exchange programs.
Amole Canyon skiers limit dogs on groomed trails
Amole Canyon skiers reached a 15 person agreement with Dixon area skiers Taos Sports Association Nordic Ric Santos and Ranger Crockett Dumas to ban dogs on groomed trails. Will De Maret notes the groomed trails are funded by TSA Nordic and are the area’s only mechanically groomed routes.
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Amole Canyon
Dixon Area
Taos Sports Association
Nordic
Ric Santos
Crockett Dumas
Camino Real Ranger District
Carson National Forest
Ample Canyon
Taos Sports Association-Nordic
Will de Maret
Dixon-area
de Maret
Terry Dill
Camino Real
Pehasco
Terry
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