Taos High Debates Valedictorian Tradition For Top Graduates
Editorial urges Taos High School to restore a single valedictorian despite 32 honor graduates. It argues top student recognition boosts scholarships and motivation, calls for fair tie breaking, and celebrates all graduates while advocating the return of one clear top academic achiever.
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Taos County Fair Preparations Ahead of August 26–29
A community notice encourages gardeners and hobbyists to prepare for the Taos County Fair set for August 26 to 29. It highlights squash and pumpkin growth, baking contests, and volunteering to judge or sample entries, celebrating agricultural roots and local farmers.
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Addresses and numbers from listed US officials
A compilation of contact details for federal and state officials including US Senator Pate Dominion, senator Bingaman, state senator Caos Cisietas, state representative Roberto Gonzales, Gov. Gary Johnson, and President Bill Clinton with addresses in Santa Fe and Washington DC, phone numbers, fax lines, emails, and web pages.
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Pride of Taos Shuttle Causes Travel Frustration
A traveler recounts a disrupted May 3 return from Taos to Albuquerque and Santa Fe. The 5:45 p.m. shuttle failed to arrive after a long wait, leaving five passengers stranded while later shuttles operated. Customer service offered limited restitution and a one way ticket amid rude treatment, prompting a public warning.
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Wrong Impression Editor Inspires Diabetes Fund Ride
Bravo to Wendy Ostrow for taking on the challenge of dealing with her diabetes to participate in a fund raising bicycle ride for AIDS. I’m sure she will find the experience rewarding and I hope it is a successful fund raiser.
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AIDS services in New Mexico cited as robust and local
Reader argues New Mexico AIDS services are well coordinated, citing Southwest Care Center in Santa Fe with a Taos satellite, Medications Assistance Program, and up-to-date staff. The letter criticizes claims of San Francisco reliance and urges support for local providers and events. It also comments on local issues and broader political critique.
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Spotlight on 22 year old bank CEO Emerges
The Journal notes Rebeca Romero, at 22, named president and CEO of Centinel Bank in Taos, a family-founded bank since 1969. Her father Martin Romero chairs the board as the story recalls 30th stockholders meeting and national media interest in her appointment.
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