Trout plan shifts for Rio Chiquita browns
Fisher ies chief Rick McCloskey says plans to curb brown trout in the Rio Chiquita have changed. The browns overwhelmed cutthroats, leading to a plan to use toxins that prompted public outcry. now the department will electrofish the upper stream to remove browns and then relocate them to the Rio Pueblo or Rio Grande. After removal, cutthroats will be reintroduced to the upper Chiquita. No project date set.
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Rio Chiquita
Fisherisa
Rick McCloskey
Taos
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Rio Grande
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McCleskey
Schmitt to Open GOP Headquarters in County Ceremony
Sen. Harrison Jack Schmitt will cut the ribbon as county Republicans officially open their new headquarters at 3 p.m. Saturday July 24. County chairman Bob Brooks says the public is invited. The Fiesta Bakery site next to Terry Sports will host the event with free refreshments.
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Jack'’ Schmitt
Bob Brooks
Fiesta
Terry Sports
Rural voters split on county licenses. tax measure passes
Final returns show Rural voters mostly opposed beer and wine licenses as the measure won 644 to 274. An additional 0.25 percent hospital indigent tax passed 980 to 140 with turnout under 10 percent. precinct results varied with Red River and Trampas voting against the tax while Ranchos de Taos approved 53 to 0. Cerro's 12-12 tally was not in at press time. County clerk Marie Lorraine Gallegos noted the ballot box arrived around 9:30 p.m. after watchers paused for dinner.
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Trampas
Ranchos de Taos
Llano
Chamisal
Tres Piedras
Taos Pueblo
Questa
Cerro
Marie Lorraine Gallegos
Two Taos Queens Stir Up Dual Crown At Chile Cookoff
The Taos Chile Cookoff will crown two queens this year. Miss Chile Pepper, dubbed queen of queens, will be chosen from Taos County queens. A separate Chile Queen will honor an older Society of the Pool organizer. Sign up through Dolores Chavez, Mary Loving, or Billye Fagerquist. The event, hosted by Rodger Beimer, runs August 29 at Sagebrush Inn.
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Chile
Pepper
Taos County
Dolores Chavez
Mary Loving
Billye Fagerquist
Fagerquist
Rodger Beimer
Sagebrush Inn
Taos Men Injured In Two Vehicle Crash Near Holman
Two Taos airmen Raymond Romero and Wayne Rival were hurt July 5 when a northbound car driven by Eufracio Vigil left center on SR 8 near the SR 3 SR 121 junction collided with Romero’s vehicle. Romero, 20, remained in intensive care at Kirtland AFB Hospital with a shattered knee and injuries to his arm, spleen, and liver. Rival was treated and released from Northeastern NM Regional Hospital in Las Vegas. Vigil was cited for driving left of center and intoxication.
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Raymond Romero
Wayne Rival
Holman
New Mexico
Eufracio Vigil
Vigil
Romero
Kirtland Air Force Base Hospital
Albuquerque
Rivall
New Mexico Regional Hospital
Las Vegas
Air Force
Cannon Air Force Base
Clovis
Taos Plans First Trash Can Painting Event
Taos will host its first trash can painting in a decade on Wednesday July 28 with famous artists like R C Gorman Ila McAfee Ray Vinella Tom Noble and Peppy Woodard contributing designs A Plaza area band will perform from 11 a m until completion Volunteers shoppers and picnickers are encouraged to attend and join in The event organized by Liz Showalter beautification chairwoman of the Taos Chamber of Commerce Women’s Division seeks additional donations and artists to participate
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R.C. Gorman
Ila McAfee
Ray Vinella
Tom Noble
Peppy Woodard
Liz Showalter
Women's Division
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Chamber
Garden Club
Women’s
Taos County Merchants Association
Lion's Club
Showalter
Ranchos School Lease Talk Spurs Renovation Plans
Ranchos may transform the old school into a district facility after Taos County funds of 50 000 dollars prompted a long term lease request from EB Valle de Los Ranchos Sanitation District. Board debates five or 25 year terms as Supt Serna evaluates renovation scope and funding.
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Municipal School Board
Leonila Serna
Torres
Taos County
Tina Martinez
CETA
Serna
Board renews contracts for counselors and Ranchos Center
The board continued the annual contracts for psychological counselors Dr. Elizabeth Dinsmore and Dr. Dudelczyk along with the Ranchos Treatment Center renewal. Also listed are unskilled positions and workers Gus L. Lucero Margarito J. Lucero Manuel L. Pacheco.
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Gus L. Lucero
Margarito J. Lucero
Manuel L. Pacheco
Elizabeth Dinsmore
Dudelczyk
Ranchos Treatment Center
Water sample missing for May at Placita del Medio Con sumer
Placita del Medio Consumer Water Association failed to file its May monthly water sample. State law requires the Environmental Improvement Division to receive that sample each month.
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Placita del Medio Consumer Water Association
Environmental Improvement Division
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