Do we need a 345 kv power line from Taos to Colorado
The Kit Carson board will decide on Plains Electric's proposed 345 kv line from Taos toward southern Colorado. The plan faces opposition from developers, environmentalists, locals, and out-of-state visitors, with agencies voicing concerns about route impacts, data inaccuracies, and potential rate implications if capacity is overbuilt.
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Kit Carson Board of
Taos
Colorado
Plains Electric Cooperative
Rio Grande
Kit Carson Board
Plains Electric
Plains Current
Forest Service
Bureau of Land Management
BLM
Plains
Abiquiu
Antonito
Mesa
Electric Co-Op
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Rural Electrification Administration
REA
Taos Plaza
Carson
Rio Grande Gorge
Pilar Hill
Fluoride Furor in Taos County Public Health History
Liz Budlong recalls the 1950s Taos County effort to fluoridate water, drawing public support from health professionals and the community. She notes a 1960s halt for financial reasons, sparking debate amid Cold War era fears and later concerns about cavities and public health.
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Liz Budlong
Taos County
Taos News Subscriptions and Publication Details
The Taos News lists weekly Thursday publication with post office routing in Taos Espanola and Albuquerque New Mexico. It provides subscription rates by mail and outlines address changes and department telephone numbers.
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Taos
N.M
Espanola
Albuquerque
Mareso Valley
U S. Mil
Crepusculs, Inc
P.O. Boa
Tage
Taos Pueblo Run Draws Strong Prize Field and Support
Tito Be Naranjo hails Bruce Gomes of Tasca Pueblo for winning a 6.7 mile Taos Pueblo Run. He notes strong T
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Alditor
Bruce Gomes
Tasca Pueblo
Wille
Taos Pueblo
Los Alamos
Las Vegas
Taos
New Mexico
Colorado
Bruce Gomez
Pueblo
Tito BE
Naranjo Las Vegas
Guns and common sense at Baca City Park
Dr Charles W Anderson writes from Taos about a pearl-handled revolver left at Baca City Park tennis courts by a night-time player. A family searched for it, then left without finding it. He notes concern over common sense as children play soccer nearby and worries about safety in everyday life.
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Baca
Charles W. Anderson
M.D. Taos
Citizens oppose Taos San Luis Transmission Project in Carson
A May 15 meeting of concerned citizens in Carson approved a statement opposing the Taos San Luis Transmission lines. They argue the routes threaten the Rio Grande Valley and urge termination of the project, claiming utilities seek future profits at public expense. J B Skanshkie signed the statement.
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Carson
Taos-San Luis
Rio Grande Valley
Lnes
Conflict of Interest at Questa School Board Over Pollution
The Questa School Board delays addressing pollution as five of seven members and the district attorney are linked to Molycorp Inc. A bond proposal to upgrade schools to fight tailings dust faces taxpayer cost. Robert Vigil urges parents and taxpayers to attend meetings and press for answers.
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Questa
Molycorp, Inc
Questa School Board
C. Salamon
Molycorps
Questa High School
Robert Vigil Questa
Fernandez denies VISTA ties in acequia fund drive
Fernandez announces departure from VISTA and leads Las Acequias del Norte fundraising in northern New Mexico. He stresses acequia protection amid water rights conflicts and urges correspondence to Box 2887 Taos 87671 and telephone contact.
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Ditches
Las Acequias del Norte, Inc
VISTA
New Mexico
Taos
Taos Library Needs Funding Says Taos Resident
Teresa Browne of Talpa urges Taos to protect Harwood Library with adequate tax funding. In a letter praising the library her family uses it frequently and plans summer class visits, stressing its vital role in the community.
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Harwood Library
Taos
Teresa Browne Talpa
Taos Town May 19 Meeting Signals Library Funding Role
Taos mayor and council discussed supporting the library rero, urging town residents to share responsibility. They debated funding shifts, questioning if airport users reflect majority town or county residents. The discussion emphasized a new funding balance and local accountability.
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Town of
Taos
Rero
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