Editorial 2000 A year of resolution in Taos County
Taos County commissioners plan to hire a new financial manager while Robert Pineda pursues acting. Taos officials seek economic diversification and earlier youth center curfews. Jail jobs for the homeless. anger management for Trujillo kin. local buying, open Pueblo conferences, and tutor programs. Planning director pay rises, jail site near Rio Grande Gorge, louder Air Force flights, and Molycorp cleanup pledge. Muhammad Ali vows to return to set stories straight about resolutions.
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Democratic Party
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Muhammad Ali
Taos Parents to Hear About Proposed Public Charter School
Taos hosts an informational meeting at Enos Garcia Elementary School to discuss a proposed publicly funded charter school open to all students on a first come, first served basis. The meeting begins at 6 p.m. Thursday January 13.
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Lawmakers Addresses and Contact Numbers List
A compiled, noisy OCR style roster lists contact details for U.S. and state lawmakers. It includes Sen. Pete Domenici and Sen. Jeff Bingaman in Santa Fe and Washington, Rep. Tom Udall, and State Senator Carlos Cisneros plus Rep. Roberto Gonzales and Gov. Gary Johnson, along with President Bill Clinton’s White House contact.
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Millennium rebirth and a critique of technology
A reflective piece urges rebirth as the new millennium nears, weighing past lessons and current tech dependence. It recalls Emerson on society, calls for revived basic skills and earth stewardship, and shares a personal tale of barn swallow nesting in Taos. Giovanna Paponetti, muralist and photographer, is cited.
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Giovanna Paponetti
Ranchos de Taos
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Good Samaritan thanked for stopping porch fire on Dec 22
Forum Editor expresses deep gratitude to a Good Samaritan who extinguished a porch fire caused by a smoldering cigarette on a hay bale. The fire started after friends left briefly and smoke odor prompted a home investigation, leading to thanks for the timely action and concern.
Invest in each generation for global survival
Peter Alexander, president of the San Cristobal Ranch Foundation, urges a collective shift in attitude to invest in each generation. He argues that sustainable survival requires society to invest more in children, schools, and communal support, warning that mass destruction risks rise with neglect and selfishness. He cites historical contrasts with progressives and liberal efforts and calls for action beyond government.
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San Cristobal Ranch Foundation
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