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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2009
Page
9
The piece outlines three challenging types: exploders who explode in anger, Silent Sam who withdraws and avoids issues, and the non-manager who lacks training and accountability. It stresses recognizing behaviors, confronting issues, and providing guidance, coaching, and support to foster constructive, productive contributions.
A tip from Bernie Linnartz of Empowerment Experts urges keeping action moving forward in tennis volleys and in difficult situations. Delay or denial worsens problems and blocks learning and growth. Contact details include home office numbers and email for empowerment coaching and facilitation services.
Taos auction of the Apple Tree restaurant at 123 Bent St. drew more than a dozen parties but only Centinel Bank attorney Dennis Romero bid, securing the foreclosed building for $412,500 after 30 years in business. Dreamcatcher Real Estate’s Pavel Lukes attended. owner Angela Romero unavailable for comment. The buyer plans mixed use.
Taos Mountain Casino hosts a Saturday ceremony to unveil the Tiwa Deli, formerly Lucky 7s Café, after extensive renovations including a guest services center, new carpeting, and seating. Ross Anderson says the deli emphasizes healthier options and a deli feel. The 12:30 p.m. event features a 1 p.m. ribbon cutting, appetizers, and prize drawings, with details at taosmountaincasino.com.
Co-owner Cid Backer announces an annual two day event June 5 and 6 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. featuring dozens of organic products with discounts and samples. Canyon River Ranch beef barbecue will appear and KTAO attends while prizes including a $500 gift certificate and reusable bags are offered free to enter.
Taos entrepreneurs Chris Green-Martinez and Vera Le Doux launched Taos Home Grown Raw to offer raw food products made from fresh produce nuts seeds and grains. The business aims to educate health conscious locals and has secured shelves at Taos Farmers Market Cids Ojo Caliente Spa and Vegan Santa Fe with online sales and support from TCEDC. They plan to expand production aided by internet sales and TCEDC classes while exploring a June 6 Taos Pueblo Health Fair presence and a potential Whole Foods vendor partnership.
Government says the June 12 digital switch will affect only full power stations with translators in rural areas like Taos County unaffected. converters cost 40 to 70 dollars with up to two 40 dollar coupons per household. a 650 million Recovery Act funds the program. eligibility and coupon details available via dtv.gov and DTV-2009 hotline.
The conference on Friday June 12 at Northern New Mexico College covers sexual harassment problem gambling and smart money management. Hosted by the New Mexico Commission on the Status of Women, the free event runs 8 a.m. to 12 30 p.m. Registration closes Monday June 8, with forms at womenscommission.state.am.us or by calling Kathy Chavez at 800 432 9168.
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