07 Jul 2005
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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 2005
Page
1
Three fire companies fought for over three hours Saturday night in Llano Quemado to curb a two story residence fire. The crews won the battle but not the war to save the home, and investigators may never know why. Megan Bowerl reports.
Tempo notes Taos Pueblo Powwow runs three days with intertribal dance music and art. Tempa listing hints at inside coverage and events.
Taos plans to apply for Governor's Water Innovation Fund I money to create an Eco-park featuring soccer and softball fields. The project aims to boost recreation and water conservation in the town, with details forthcoming on Page AG.
The article reflects on the life of John McCullough, noting his punchy personality and his reflections on death. It summarizes his thoughts he wished to leave with readers and his message for the president, indicating a personal, contemplative farewell.
The Farm to Cafeteria Program urges school districts across the state to buy locally grown produce improving student nutrition while supporting local farmers and ranchers. See Page A12.
After 15 years in business the Lumina Gallery and Ridwhan Sculpture Garden will shut in about two months. Deaths Roberto Sanchez 77 of El Prado died June 30 and Alice M. Santistevan 70 of Costilla died June 29. See Page B16.
Taos News reports Taos Clinic for Children and Youth may shut down by Aug. 31 if owners Dr Loretta Ortiz y Pino and Dr Sylvia Villareal cannot find a solution. The practice serves Northern New Mexico and southern Colorado, with 15 000 to 16 000 active files. The doctors refuse to limit Medicaid patients and seek a state collaborative model to maintain care for all kids.
Earl Stroh renowned Taos artist dies at 80 in Talpa New Mexico. Friends say he passed Sunday morning around 7:30 at his home as Quintana found his lifeless bed. David Witt, former curator at Harwood Museum, confirms death and notes Stroh’s lifelong influence on regional art. Stephenson adds tribute reflecting on his painting and line work.
Following Sheriff Charlie Martinez's spring announcement, multiple groups formed a committee to monitor Operation Rawhide. The initial meeting included Martinez, county officials, and representatives from local animal shelters and kennels as they establish communication lines and oversee the sheriff's animal control sweeps.
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