Taos County weighs master plan and growth path
Taos County moves toward a comprehensive master plan with a 1974 start and 1997 first land use plan. Vision 2020 aims for orderly growth, GIS tech, zone changes, and expansion along Paseo del Pueblo Sur and surrounding streets while residents debate impact on rural/community character.
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ETZ
Taos County
Arthur E. Trujillo
Santa Fe
County Commission
Gus Fernandez
Santa Fe Road
Paseo del Pueblo Sur
Ranchos de Taos
Esparsida
Vigil
Taos
Paseo del Casion
Wal-Mart
Bill Miller
Airfield
Pizza Hut
Chevrolet
Holiday Inn
Medical advances reshape health in the year 2050
The Taos News surveys century ahead medical possibilities Darwinian aging, genetics, nanotech and vaccines. Demographer Ronald Lee warns life extension strains growth while Jes Smith of the New Mexico Public Health Department cites lifestyle, prevention, and genetic factors as keys. Nanoprobes and personalized drugs emerge, but costs and ethical questions loom.
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Salazar Road
Chamisa Road
Camino del Medio
Middle Road
Fred Peralta
Couse
Taos
Town Hall
Amigos Food Coop
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Peralta
Taos News
Ronald Lee
University of California At Berkeley
Jes Smith
New Mexico Public Health Department
Smith
Rural health care ahead in 2005 says Spellman
Kean Spellman CEO of Holy Cross Hospital predicts rural health care will grow with more home technology and Internet based education. He foresees reliance on family practitioners and mid-level professionals, expansion of rural facilities, fewer surgeries, more medical treatments, higher health care spending, and a potential drop in life expectancy.
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Kean Spellman
Holy Cross Hospital
Taos
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