Alleged rapist Semin o surrenders at Taos jail
Raymond P Semino 31 who fled to Arizona after rape charges in Taos Turned himself in at Taos County Detention Center on February 10 He faces charges of criminal sexual penetration kidnapping and assault with a firearm A $80000 cash bond stands He is represented by attorneys from Prescott and Albuquerque and may be arraigned February 17 February 11 officials noted he sought proper legal counsel before turning himself in
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond P. Semino
Taos County Detention Center
John Dey
Day
Sémino
Seminno
Kenneth
Ray
Prescott
Ariz
Dick Winterbottom
Albuquerque
Semino
Taos County
Taos
FBI
Arizona
Winterbottom
Ginger Lambert
Town moves forward with youth and family center
Taos Mayor Fred Peralta defends spending 16000 on a rebuilt compressor for the Taos Ice Arena, saying the rink stayed open after a January failure. The unit may become a backup in the planned youth and family center, while town attorney Tomas Tapia seeks reimbursement from Wilter Manufacturing under a 90 day warranty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos
Fred Peralta
Peralta
Tomas Tapia
Wilter Manufacturing of
Cudahy
Wis
Tapia
Newspapers in Education Week Highlighted in Taos News
Schools and teachers are embracing newspapers as an educational tool across subjects. The Taos News promotes Newspapers in Education week with a special section detailing classroom activities and the value of print media in learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos
Pharmacists face future pressures in fast service era
Taos pharmacists warn mass production and profit pressures threaten patient safety as quick service and low costs rise. They note misfills risk, reduced patient dialogue, and stress from high volumes. One pharmacist recalls a tough Walmart stint in Taos from 1995 to 1996.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos
Dave Castillo
Taos School Board weighs longer school days to end year early
Taos New Mexico officials mull adding 35 minutes to each school day to save a week and make up two snow days. The plan would shift the final day to June 6 with 73 days remaining and faces union and schedule glitches. Superintendent Gallegos said no decision tonight but options are being explored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos
Ignacio Peralta
Andrew Gallegos
Taos Federation of United School Employees
Teacher’s Union
Rey Quintana
Quintana
Valentine Day Warmth At Taos Living Center
Taos Brownie Troop 38 volunteers brought 65 hand decorated tissue boxes to Taos Living Center residents including Barela and Elsa Rex. The girls, aged seven and eight, donated boxes from Wal-Mart and Smiths and earned Caring and Sharing badges. They sang happy birthday for Rex and other residents, ensuring even those with Alzheimer’s received a hug and a smile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Barela
Taos Living Center
Elsa Rex
Michigan
Rex
Taos
Wal-Mart
Smith’s Food and Drug Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lambert
State of
New York
Tracy Sutherland
Sheriff's Office
District Attorney’s Office
Sutherland
Rebecca Trujillo
Francisco “el Comanche
Gonzales
Mike Stauffer
The
Taos News
Panty Lela
Pharmacists
Castilla
Mart Pharmacist
Mee Industry
Faye Ae
Dorie Hagler
Jake Mossman
Taos Pharmacy
Anita Chavez
Y Saseioon
Armands Gonzales
Brownlear 98
Be My
Valentine