Taos Music Boosters Pancake Breakfast draws crowd
Taos High School hosted the Taos Music Boosters 19th annual pancake breakfast on Sunday drawing about 874 attendees, down about a third from last year. Volunteers cooked pancakes with eggs and sausage, while students cleaned dishes. the event raised over 6000 for district music programs and trips.
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Valentin Vigil
Ira Hayes- Struck
Luis Martinez
Taos Music Boosters
Taos High School
Amanda Cantu
Taos High
Eddie Rimbert
Taos
Campus OK'd Legislators bring home funding for college
Santa Fe The 1.6 million dollars for a Taos community college campus topped the Taos County capital outlay package approved by Sen. Carlos Cisneros and Rep. Fred Peralta as the 1990 New Mexico Legislature wrapped up. The session produced two Christmas Tree bills totaling 97.85 million, with most Taos projects funded from existing state money and some from general obligation bonds subject to voter approval.
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Santa FE
Taos
Carlos Cisneros
Fred Peralta
Cisneros
Questa
Pejiasco
New Mexico
Taos County
Peralta
Juvenile delinquents escape Taos jail by overpowering guard
Two Taos youths Ronald Cordova and Andrew Martinez aged 18 and 19 overpowered guard Lorraine Silva at the Taos juvenile detention center on Monday February 19, stole keys, locked her in a cell, and escaped. Police and state troopers issued an all points bulletin. Silva was not seriously injured.
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Taos
Ronald Cordova
Andrew Martinez
Ambrose Mascarellas
Mascarefias
Lorraine Silva
Cordova
Martinez
Silva
Santa Rosa
Sure House
Dwi
Albuquerque
Rey Garcia
Pefiasco
Jeantete’s Challengers Demand Major Town Changes
Candidates trying to unseat appointed Mayor Eloy Jeantete urged broad changes at a recent forum. They opposed a $500,000 downtown parking bond, touting plans for a long range program, a new hospital, a community college, and environmental steps including an incinerator and recycling. Jeantete defended the ballot item as requested by merchants and touted ongoing growth, housing, and anti-drug efforts.
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Eloy Jeantete
Jeantete
John Himes
Himes
Democratic
Frank R. “Skitt
Democratic Women's Forum
Floyd’s
Frank Gusdorf
Braunstein
Nicole Leonardson
Leonardson
Sheila Grainger
Saki Karavas
Bobby Duran
Rio Pueblo
Johnny
Duran
Taos seeks new school chief as Questa leader weighs bid
Taos schools begin superintendent search with a proposed salary of 40 000 to 50 000 dollars annually. Questa superintendent Juan Aragon says he will apply while noting no unhappiness in Questa. The Taos board slated March 16 as closing date for apps and set final candidates for April 10 with a regional search including Arizona California Colorado and Texas.
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Taos
Questa
Juan Aragon
Aragon
Eddie Abeyta
Ignacio Peralta
Peralta
Harold Breen
Arizona
California
Colorado
Texas
Inside VALVERDE BATTLE Confederate clash looms Taos death toll rises
The week covers a Confederate Union battle during the Civil War with a Taosefio death in the fray. A note directs readers to Pages A-10 for HOMEGROWN BUSINESS on local merchants. Weather reports Taos highs 48 on Feb 17 and lows minus 4 on Feb 16 with a forecast of fair to partly cloudy conditions and temperatures 5 to 10 degrees below seasonal averages through Feb 24.
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Valverde
Taos
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