Cordova touts state of county Address highlights 2017 plan
Taos County Manager Leandro Cordova delivered the state of the county address on January 10, noting progress in 2016 amid jail deaths and a computer virus. He touted a $1 million general fund surplus and proposed a countywide sales tax to support the 911 dispatch center, earmarking funds for infrastructure and technology.
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Obituaries notice list for multiple individuals
Death notices: Amalia Duran 104 Arroyo Seco died Dec 16 F Jerome Cardenas 59 Prado died Jan 6 Joyce Appleby Taos died Dec 23 Ann Marie Toste Burke San Cristobal died Dec 27 Elan Kai Dobbs 11 months Albuquerque died Dec 14 Edward Leyba 89 Pelasco died Jan 5 Steven Estevan Ruben Torres died Dec 31 Herman Ortiz 72 Questa died Jan 4 Patsy L Gonzales 73 El Prado died Jan 8 Gilbert Gibby Trujillo 68 died Virginia Jan 1 Obituaries Page 6
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Jerry” Cardenas
Prado
Joyce Appleby
Taos
Ann Marie (Toste) Burke
San Cristobal
Elan Kai Dobbs
Albuquerque
Edward Leyba
Pelasco
Steven (Estevan) Ruben Torres
Herman Ortiz
Questa
Patsy L. Gonzales
el Prado
Gilbert “Gibby” Trujillo
Virginia
Taos News Departments On the Web
The Taos News presents five web accessible sections across 84 volumes in the LVI year of 2016, detailing department pages and digital content. Copyright notice appears under the Taos, New Mexico publication.
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Known for Community Service Super Save Manager Set to Retire
Rusty Russell, longtime Taos Super Save manager since 1999, plans retirement as Lowe's Market of Littlefield Texas completes ownership change on Jan. 27. Taos residents and customers praise his community efforts and charitable donations over the years. Chris Baker of Taos News commends him as a class act.
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Valle del Sol exit fuels uncertainty for New Mexico behavioral health
Natalie Paynter worked at TeamBuilders Counseling Service in Taos helping families and children. Medicaid funded services were free, and hundreds of Taos families benefited. After 2013 funding freezes and a shift to Agave Health, the system faced upheaval as providers were replaced and staff shuffled, raising doubts about a full recovery of services statewide.
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Two Young Women Face Charges In Taos Gas Station Robbery
Taos County deputies ticketed two young women after an armed robbery of a ConocoPhillips gas station in El Prado on January 9. The suspects Cisneros of Questa and Valles of Taos are charged with second degree felony robbery with a reported take of 83.23 dollars.
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