Cecilia Kirlin a famed Talpa community volunteer
Cecilia Kirlin known as a super volunteer lives in Talpa seven years after moving from Fort Myers Florida. She grew up in Santa Barbara California and later resided near Anchorage Alaska where she ran an accounting business. She volunteers at Talpa Community Center mainly in the library and chairs the board. She cares for many animals including horses cats and dogs and helps rehome them through Stray Hearts and other hubs. She coordinates a June summer ceramics program for children at the center and oversees center facilities including a library sewing room and a new basketball court. Her work extends to Holy Cross Hospital the St James food bank and The Taos Bank projects along with property upkeep.
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Cecilia Kirlin
Talpa Community Center
Talpa
Kirlin
Fort Meyers
Fla
Santa Barbara
Calif
Anchorage
Ala
Alaska
Lyle
Norway
Australia
Peru
Victoria Sperry
David
Sean
Sonja
Denver
Jesse Robert Kirlin
Fort Lewis College
Durango
Colo
Lady
Nadine
Charlotte
Colorado
Dumb Friends League
Buddy Center
Castle Rock
Walsenberg
Stray Hearts
Taos Community Foundation
McCune Foundation
Kit Carson Electric, Cooperative
Holy Cross Hospital
St. James Episcopal Church
Trish Hernandez
Taos Bank
Bettini graduates from UNM with multiple honors
Layne Mauro Bettini graduated from the University of New Mexico on May 15 with university honors summa cum laude. He earned a BA in foreign languages and a BA in biology with departmental honors and presented biomedical research at the 2010 International Experimental Biology conference in Anaheim. He has an offer to join Mayo Medical School Class of 2014. he is the son of Mauro and Linda Bettini of Ranchos de Taos.
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Layne Mauro Bettini
University of New Mexico
Biomedical
Anaheim
Calif
Bettini
Mayo Medical School
Mauro
Linda Bettini
Ranchos de Taos
Daniels Fund grants 622000 to New Mexico nonprofits
The Daniels Fund board approved 622000 in grants to New Mexico nonprofits including Community Against Violence in Taos. Major recipients listed include Amy Biehl High School Foundation ARCA AVANCE Crossroads for Women Manna Outreach Open Hands St Elizabeth Shelter The Storehouse Youth Shelters YWCA of the Middle Rio Grande and others. Francisco Garcia elected to the Daniels Fund board. Lt Gov Diane Denish and Steve Schuck end terms.
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The
Daniels Fund Board
New Mexico
Community Against Violence, Inc
Taos
Amy Biehl High School Foundation
ARCA
Avance, Inc
Community Against Violence
Crossroads For Women
Dismas House of New Mexico, Inc
International School At
Mesa del Sol
Manna Outreach, Inc
Open Hands
St. Elizabeth Shelter Corp
the Storehouse, Inc
Taos Milagro Rotary is District 5520 Club of the Year
The Taos Milagro Rotary Club was named Club of the Year by Rotary District 5520, which covers about 57 clubs and over 2,900 Rotarians in New Mexico and West Texas. The May 8 announcement cited membership growth, scholarships for high school seniors, literacy efforts in Taos County, and strong youth exchange program participation.
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Rotary
New Mexico
West Texas
Rotary Club of
Taos Milagro
Buffalo Thunder
Taos County
Rotary International
Rotary.org
Taos News announces free engagement and wedding notices
Taos News invites couples to publish engagement and wedding announcements at no charge. Submissions can be made via taos news dot com slash announcements, dropped at 226 Albright Street Taos, mailed to The Taos News PO Box 3737 Taos NM 87571, or via the Taos Wedding Guide forms available at the newsroom and local spots.
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Taos News
Taosnews.com
Albright St
Taos
The
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Nikita
Nikki
Precious
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Redman
Sparky
Buster
Fanny
Tina Larkin
UNM
Daniels Fund
CAV
Bill Daniels
Hobbs
Utah
Wyoming
Wwiu
Danielsfund.org
Taos Milagro Rotary
Club Rotary District
Yale Jones
Lisa O’brien
Vista Grande Charter School
County of
State of New Mexico
Vista Grande High School
Roberto Salazar
KFC
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