Taos Welcomes Darren Cordova as New Mayor
Darren Cordova was sworn in Friday to lead Taos with a pledge to tackle tough times. He noted his deep ties to the community and shared plans with the council, after serving on the Taos Town Council and succeeding retiring mayor Bobby E Duran. Cordova owns DMC Broadcasting with four local radio stations and is a musical performer.
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Darren Cordova
Cordova
Taos
Bobby E Duran
Brenda
Richard Chavez
Chavez
DMC Broadcasting
Tina Larkin
Taos Leader Outlines Economic Priorities After Ceremony
Cérdova stated economic stability is a priority for his administration. He aims to diversify Taos economy away from reliance on tourism and the arts and envisions Taos as a college town with the University of New Mexico Taos established. Infrastructure progress is the next step.
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Cérdova
University of New Mexico Taos
Taos
Taos Shortz Film Festival Showcases Global Shorts This Saturday
International flavor enlivens this year s Taos Shortz Film Festival screening at the Kachina Lodge. Films from India Netherlands England and Canada join US shorts for a diverse program. Meanwhile notices include several obituaries: Dee Joe Espinoza 76 Magpie Maguire 65 Thom Mayer 67 Webster Mayer Jr 60 Brenda Sandoval 55 Fedelina Trujillo 84.
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Paseo del Pueblo Norte
India
Netherlands
England
Canada
U.S
TEMPO
Joe J. Espinoza
Taos
William Anthony “Magpie” Maguire
Pilar
Thom Mayer
Family Cow: Smiths Rescue Jersey Calves To Sell Fresh Milk
Robert and Joy Smith nurture rescue Jerseys into a family cow business in Questa. Once a uh oh dairy cow, Bonnie the rescue learns to eat after days of coaxing, becoming part of a small herd and a healthful source of raw milk and cheese.
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Tina Larkin
Questa
Robert Smith
Joy
Smiths
Obert Smith
Robert
Joy Smith
Jersey
Dairyman
Bonnie
Taos County to obtain 500000 loan for recycling center
Taos County will receive a $500,000 state loan to build a metal building on about five acres near the Taos Regional Airport to centralize solid waste and recycling. The project, pending county commission approval, will house offices and a recycling collection facility and educate the public to boost recycling.
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Taos County
Julia Valerio
State Environment Department
Taos
Taos Regional Airport
US 64
Uvaldo Olonia
Valerio
Uvaldo
Environment Department
Richardson bows out as New Mexico governor returns home
As Bill Richardson returns home amid word of his thwarted cabinet bid for commerce, local Democrats expect a warm reception. Reports say he faces a grand jury probe over alleged pay to play backing in exchange for building initiatives. the investigation connects him to campaign funding and political favors.
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New Mexico
Bill Richardson
Richardson
Barack Obama
Illinois
Rod Blagojevich
Taos County cancels rehab pact with Second Chance Center
Taos County moves to terminate its contract with Albuquerque based Second Chance Center for nonviolent offenders after the county commission failed to act. The city of Albuquerque will evict the center end of January, which housed about 10 Taos inmates.
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Taos County
Sammy Pacheco
Albuquerque
Second Chance
Taos
Joy Westrum
Valerio
Pacheco
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