Taos Doctors Unveil Local Health Plan for Affordable Coverage
Holy Cross Hospital and Taos physicians launch the Taos Community Health Plan aimed at preventive care and lower premiums for employers. With 100 percent local doctors on board, the plan targets online in early September, offering about 86 percent of traditional insurance costs and negotiating reduced fee schedules to cover insured patients.
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Taos Board seeks eight million for new and renovated schools
Taos District plans a Sept. 27 bond issue to fund a $3.3 million 20 classroom elementary school for Arroyo Seto Arroyo Hondo and El Prado students add 12 Taos High School classrooms and expand library and cafeteria for 2.7 million add six Ranchos Elementary rooms and expand cafeteria for 1.5 million create a 500000 renovation fund with 400000 for Taos Junior High and remainder for Taos High, plus a separate $4 million Salazar Road elementary and middle school complex funded by selling Taos Elementary and Garcia Middle properties.
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Nora Bishop Earns Spot at New Mexico State Fair Show
Nora Bishop and her Arabian horse Kiatoha Tallee Lea qualified for this fall's New Mexico State Fair horse show. The barrel racing event occurred during the senior division of the 1994 Ronneach District Home Show at Matro.
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New Mexico State
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Matro
Taos County Subdivision Moratorium Dies Quietly
Taos County Commission meeting on July 12 led to the cancellation of the county wide subdivision moratorium. Developer Charles Lonsdale warned reestablishing it could create more problems than benefits, and county manager Samuel Montoya recommended nixing the order with conditions.
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Samuel Montoya
Lonsdale
Montoya
Taos County eyes federal grant and zone plan
Taos County officials report progress on outside funding with grants for road projects and the DARI program. A federal grant proposal to join a multi county empowerment zone has been sent to Washington, D.C. for review as one of 13 NM applications. The county weighs subdivision regulations amid a pending mora torium lapse and potential litigation risk.
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Taos County
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Washington, D.C
Samuel Montoya
Taos Pueblo boy hit by car during pow wow
Taos Pueblo youth Mark Gomez, 10, was struck while playing hide and seek in tall grass at the Taos Pueblo Powwow grounds. He was taken to Holy Cross Hospital by Taos County Ambulance. He was later seen walking on crutches.
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Holy Cross Hospital
Roland Histin
Lightning strikes Taos disrupts phone service downtown
A thunderclap around 3 p.m. Monday July 11 near Taos Plaza hit power lines and a bank causing a townwide phone outage. The Taos News and Plaza de Retiro facilities were affected with internal systems inoperable. service returned gradually by Tuesday as Holy Cross Hospital data systems were down for about 24 hours.
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