Taos bypass route recommendation to towns and county
A Taos bypass recommendation may be sent to the Town Council and County Commission within two weeks. Environmental officials note the route has environmental impacts. The Town backs Ranchitos alignment while the County seeks a comprehensive land development study before redefining its stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trujillo
County Commission
Byers
Highway Department
Taos Grant Meet Set For Downtown Revitalization Program
Taos residents are invited to a July 17 meeting at 5 15 p m at Coronado Center to discuss Taos Towns 1986 Main Street Program application. Robert Beauvais state director will outline the program and answer questions. For information call Menice B Santistevan grants administrator at 758 4282.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos
Coronado Center
New Mexico
Robert Beauvais
Menice B. Santistevan
Ground breaking next step for Taos Office Building
Dr. Michael Kaufman said groundbreaking could occur as early as next week for the Taos Professional Office Building to be built beside the proposed new hospital. The hospital board is expected to sign over land on Wednesday, July 16, with the doctors having paid for it while title remains with the vessel board. The land, south of the Raton Bypass, originally belonged to Melvin Weimer. Brim, Holy Cross's new management firm, will not require changes in the plan. The doctors have not chosen a contractor, weighing one local and two out-of-town firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos
Michael Kaufman
the Hospital Board
Fie
Raton
Melvin Weimer
Brim
The
Holy Cross
Kaufman
Doctors’ Group
Acequia Madre to Convene Statewide Meeting Saturday
Acequia Madre, the statewide acequia association, will meet Saturday July 19 at 10 30 a.m. at El Gato Creek Lodge 16 miles east of Contilla on SR 106. Agenda includes funding updates from Congress and state, bylaws and articles ratification, water rights adjudication update, and a report from the New Mexico Economic Development Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acequia Madre
Acequia Association
el Gato Creek Lodge
Contilla
SR 106
New Mexico Economic Development Department
Taos airport runway expansion eyed in transportation bill
City meeting on July 12 heard support from tourism and government leaders but concern from residents over environmental impact and possible loss of local jobs. Richardson and Mineta outlined that funds for the Taos runway extension are in the House budget, with costs around 8 million dollars and land purchase needed for 350 to 360 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos
Bill Richardson
Norm Mineta
D-Calif
House
Ron Oest
Valdez
Richardson
Oest
Larry Frank
Taos Pueblo
Sylvia Rodriguez
University of California
Mineta
Ken Blair
Federal Aviation Administration
New Mexico
Peter Ertel
Taos nightclub suit tests judge after recusal
District Judge Joe Caldwell removed himself from the Ski Valley Junction case prompting referral to Leon Karelitz as an Albuquerque liquor license shine and district officials await action. The attorney general seeks threefold damages totaling 8.8 million under RICO. Howard Herbert and John Petty deny fault, say they acted with record checks and title insurance before purchasing. The AG targets Richard Rowand and co-defendants in a flood relief fraud case and a transfer of the club license to Rowand via a straw man. The nightclub remains open with a posted liquor license notice through July 20 before county commission review on August 11.
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Joe Caldwell
Ski Valley Junction
Albuquerque
Richard Rowand
Howard Herbert
John Petty
Caldwell
Highth Judicial District
Leon Karelitz
Howard
Howard and Petty
Russ Moore
Taos
Moore
Petty
Taos News
County Commission
Alcohol Beverage Control
Abe Rodriguez
Rowand
John Ramming
Pete Mondragon
Ramming
Mondragon
The
Herbert, Petty
CRW Development Corp
Gary Wright
Ii-X
Wright
Rodriguez
CRW
Powwow draws thousands at second annual event
The second annual powwow drew thousands of spectators last week in Taos. The article notes a warm high of 90 degrees and a cool low, with the National Weather Service predicting partly cloudy skies and scattered thundershowers. Photos and a full story are on Page 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Aragon
Taos Pueblo
Aragon
Anadarko
Oklahoma
Taos
National Weather Service
Embudo Man Shot Near El Quinto Sol Bar
Thomas E. Leyba, 41, of Embudo, was shot and died after being found outside the El Quinto Sol bar. Percy E. Gonzales, 89, of Dixon, surrendered the pistol and was jailed in Rio Arriba County. Officer Keith Elder reported the scene and Leyba died at Espanola Valley Hospital. Gonzales remained in custody days later.
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Thomas E. Leyba
Embudo
el Quinto Sol
Dixon
Percy E. Gonzales
Rio Arriba
Keith Elder
Leyba
Dixon Fire and Rescue Dept
Espanola Valley
Gonzales
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Pat Trujillo
Rochell Byers
Grant
Acequias
Elaine Querry
Airport In Transportation
L.A
India Hatch
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Chris Stagg
Taos Ski Valley
TSV
Utah
Colorado
Amer- West
Mesa Air
Aspen Airways
Continental West
U.S. Forest Service
Center of Suit
Arts
el Crepusculo
el Crepusculo, Inc
Tina Martinez
Embudo Man
Elder