Taos Police Chief Semifinalists Discuss Experience and Hopes
Six semifinalists for the Taos police chief post discuss their experience and expectations. The rural chief profile usually includes a 50 year old male with about 22 years on the force, and many officers consider retirement early in law enforcement. The balance between field work and executive leadership shapes moves up or out decisions.
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Taos
United
Wos
New York Times
Obituaries: Taos and San Cristobal Residents Die in June
DeaTus Lifian F. Romero aged 69 of Taos Pueblo died June 26. John Cumace Trujillo 94 of Taos died June 28. Robert Bob James Bournique 81 Taos resident died June 27. Jose Malaquias Silva Jr 84 of San Cristobal died June 29. Margarito Trujillo 94 of Cafton died June 26. Obituaries Page (6).
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Lifian F. Romero
Taos Pueblo
John Cumace Trujillo
Taos
Robert “Bob” James Bournique
Jose Malaquias Silva Jr
San Cristobal
Margarito Trujillo
Cafton
Troubled Taos shelter loses director again
Taos News reports the longtime Taos animal shelter director Greller resigns after a brief tenure from Stray Hearts Animal Shelter. She cites disruptive comments and a mismatch with Taos, leaving the community and volunteers stunned as she departs by July 4.
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Taos Animal Shelter
Stray Hearts Animal Shelter
Greller
Taos
Jennifer Grelier
Apri
Paseo del Pueblo traffic relief eyed in Taos project
Taos residents report daily backups on Paseo del Pueblo Sur as the state DOT plans a 2018 road project. Officials promise a green left turn and bypass options while protecting historic properties during construction. Local comments call the main drag a nightmare with hopes for faster detours.
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Paseo del Pueblo Sur
State Department of Transyears
Los Panchos
Taos
Rlyn Brown
Paseo del Pueblo
Antonio Jaramillo
DOT
Steen
Lee Paseo
Farmers protest herbicide spray along Rio Grande
Taos farmer Bates reports exposure from a white spray truck along State Road 68 near Rinconada on June 20. The New Mexico Department of Agriculture explains 2,400 gallons of water mixed with three approved herbicides were sprayed to treat guard rails from Velarde to Rinconada June 19 to 21, prompting local ire over potential environmental and financial impacts.
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Todd Bates
Rio Grande
Rinconada
Bates
Taos News
New Mexico
of Nog
Velarde
Emilee Cantrell
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