Escapee Teen Still At Large From Taos Detention Center
Taos County Juvenile Detention Center saw two of three escapees recaptured and ordered back to custody while 17 year old David Archuleta of Questa remained at large as of Wednesday. Archuleta, 5-9 and 145 pounds with brown eyes, wore a blue jail uniform at escape time around 10 p.m. Saturday May 27. His mother Dotina Archuleta told reporters she believes he is not in Albuquerque and blames the system for his desperation. She characterized him as not armed or violent and said he has a serious drug and alcohol problem.
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Questa
Taos
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Dotina Archuleta
Albuquerque
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JDC
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Harwood Museum Hosts Taos Pueblo Exhibit Opening
John Suazo headlines three major openings at the Harwood Museum of Art in Taos Pueblo. The issue highlights helpful advice and features on design, insurance, retirement housing, and more in this week’s Tempo segment.
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John Suazo
Taos Pueblo
Harwood Museum of Art
Season in Review Highlights for Penasco Questa and Taos
A year end section notes state honors earned by Penasco Questa and Taos athletes. The death notices list Lisa Chavez 30 Ranchos de Taos died May 24 Leo Santistevan 72 San Cristobal died May 24 Rose Mondragon 94 Taos died May 22 Joe Chacén 84 Rodarte died May 24 Otilia Martinez 96 Costilla died May 25 Lester Taylor 60 Albuquerque died May 27 Gilbert Arellano 67 Las Cruces formerly Chamisal died May 19 Heather Abernathy 60 referenced on Page C12.
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Lisa Jenny Chavez
Ranchos de Taos
Leo J. Santistevan
San Cristolba
Rose T. Mondragon
Taos
Joe Herson Chacén
Rodarte
Otilia Martinez
Costilla
Lester K. Taylor
Albuquerque
Gilbert Arellano
Las Cruces
Chamisal
Heather Abernathy
Taos Opinion: New Mexico Six Sections Debut
The Taos editorial page announces a six section layout for the New Mexico publication, detailing expanded coverage and added features across opinions, news, and community voices, signaling a broader editorial platform for readers.
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Taos
New Mexico
Taos Pueblo Water Rights Settlement Moves Toward Federal Approval
The Taos Pueblo Water Rights Settlement signed May 30 brings seven institutional parties into an accord with the Taos Valley Acequia Association and the state and local bodies. Speakers compare the agreement to the historic return of Blue Lake, noting long battles over water rights and federal funding and urging timely federal approval.
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Rio Pueblo
Blue Lake
James Lujan Sr
Taos Pueblo
Robert Espinosa
Taos Valley Acequia Association
State of New Mexico
Town of
Taos
el Prado Water and Sanitation District
Taos-area
Zoning Dissolved ETZ Marks End of 29 Year Area
Taos county commissioners voted 4-0 to dissolve the Extra-territorial Zone ETZ used to govern Taos residents. The action ends decades of zoning jurisdiction that spurred protests over services taxation and local control since the 1979 joint powers agreement.
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Taos
Division of Finance and Administration
County Commission
Phil Lovato
Eloy Jeantete
Carmen Medina
Gustavo Fernando
Juan Valerio
Don Francisco Trujillo
Artist's straw-bale studio destroyed by fire near Hondo
An unfinished straw-bale studio on Tyne Drive 4.2 miles northwest of U.S. 64 burned Monday. Firefighters from Honda-Seco Taos and Taos battled the blaze to keep it from the adjacent home. The cause is under state investigation. neighbors reported earlier work on the site.
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Honda-Seco
Nicklas Jaramillo
U.S. 64
Jaramillo
Phyllis Manley
California
Manley
Honda-Seco Fire Department
Taos
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