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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 2005
Page
3
The piece urges responsible ATV riding with a Jan 1 2006 safety law in mind, stressing helmet use and adult supervision for riders under 18. It warns of environmental damage from uncontrolled off road travel and calls for self enforcement, adherence to forest regulations, and praise for responsible riders.
May 23 1985 report states Carlos Miranda will resign effective June 18. Allen Vigil assumes four roles at town hall as acting town manager personnel director community development director and planner. Miranda cites career shifts and the nomadic nature of city managers, denying illness rumors.
Alyce Frank and nine neighbors urge Taos County to halt gravel dumps on El Prado green belt north of Taos. They allege a trailer yard stores gravel from a building site and contaminant seepage risks aquifer water. They demand action to protect the area.
A Taos local laments rising crime and abuses of authority, urges practical ideas to improve planning and policing, and expresses pride in the community. The writer notes generational issues and calls for responsible action to restore trust while offering to contribute ideas and write further on the topic. Casey Oliver Taos
Warning notice urges drivers to slow to 25 mph on S R 570 to Taos Junction Bridge and CRB 007 to John Dunn Bridge near Arroyo Hondo and Pilar. Highlights a $3 day fee at Taos Junction for vehicle parking, no fee for Rio Grande use or John Dunn Bridge, and calls for shared responsibility and safety.
Taos parents highlight dire band room conditions at Taos Middle and Taos High, with Mark Jackson and Tina Sandoval leading the program under heatless, cold rooms, carbon monoxide concerns, and a packed aging facility. They urge repairs, proper spaces, and stronger community support.
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