New government pushes for education in Taos Pueblo
Taos Pueblo officials organized a January 13 meeting at Kachina Lodge de Taos to improve communication between town and Pueblo schools. Attendees included Taos Pueblo governor and war chief offices, Taos Day School, Head Start, and Taos Municipal School District, but many district officials missed the event due to late notice.
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Taos Faces Widespread Cold as RSV-like Infections Rise
In Taos the cold season hits schools offices and hospitals with symptoms including headaches runny noses coughing and malaise lasting days to weeks. Holy Cross Hospital notes RSV-like infections are common this time of year adults and older children suffer milder illness while young children risk bronchitis or pneumonia. Rest fluids and OTC medicines are advised with vitamins and echinacea or mushroom extracts mentioned as immune aids. Practical home remedies include ginger lemon tea and carrot juice to support recovery.
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Taos Herb Company
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County Sets Rules for Public Speaking at Meetings
Taos County commissioners unanimously approved new public participation rules. Only five speakers may address any single agenda item and no one may speak on more than three issues. On agenda speakers have three minutes, while nonagenda speakers get 60 seconds.
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Mayor Foresees Solid 1999 for Taos Town
Taos Mayor Peralta delivered the annual State of the Town address noting five years of growth and a strong operating budget of 28.8 million with a 2.4 million cash reserve. He warned that state and federal help will be needed as capital needs exceed local funds, and outlined plans for a regional jail facility serving Taos, Rio Arriba and Los Alamos counties with a financing package to be proposed by early summer.
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Taos board candidates discuss scores and delays in Feb election
Taos voters hear seven candidates for three open Taos Board of Education seats at a January forum held at Taos Middle School with another session set for the Town Council Chambers. Candidate Jack Carpenter criticizes slow Arroyo Del Norte construction and calls for faster facility expansion to end disruptions to students. Incumbent Fred Waltz also runs for Position Three.
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Taos Municipal School District Election Preview
Voters in Taos Municipal School District may select one candidate for each of three open seats. Top vote getter in each position wins. Polls run February 2 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Details on page AG feature candidate profiles.
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