Taos County primary results show Medina leads clerk race
Democrat Carmen Medina won the Taos County clerk nomination with 2,056 votes, a 14 percent margin over Maxine Montoya and Senaida Vigil. Unofficial totals list Martinez 2,192 in probate judge Democratic race, Cordova 867 Republican, and other county races led by Mondragon, Abeyta, and Cordova in various posts.
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Carmen Medina
Taos County
Medina
Senaida R. Vigil
Maxine V. Montoya
Montoya
Vigil
Anthony Martinez
Jerry Lucero
Martinez
Juanita Cordova
Felipe Cordova
Daniel Herrera
Cordova
Herrera
Margie Abeyta
Randy Trujillo
Michael Montoya
Manuelita Mondragon
Carmen M. Medina
Michael R. Montoya
Taos County backs home-grown candidates in statewide votes
Taoseños favored local candidates in many statewide races on Tuesday June 5. Ernie Ortega won the Democratic lieutenant governor nod in Taos with 2308 votes to Casey Luna 1103, while statewide Luna led the party race. Archuleta led Taos in the Democratic land commissioner race with 1944 votes to Jim Baca 1205.
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Taosefios
Arroyo
Taos directory sparks privacy clash over addresses
A new Names and Numbers telephone directory for Taos and nearby communities prompts privacy concerns as residents report address listings without consent. Some defend the directory as a community resource while others view it as a violation, noting Postal Service confidentiality and mixed local reactions.
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Taos
Tada
Jo Carey
ERA Taos Realty
Carey
Aree
Taosefies
Martin Romero
Centinel Bank
Ken Brock
Melody Elwell
Elwell
Taosia
Sally Terwilliger
Ken Martin
K.W. Brock
Eel 90
Martin
Brock
Taos Realtor and baker Irv Green dies at 73
Irv Green aged 73 died May 29 from a heart attack in Taos. A Philadelphia native, he moved to Taos in 1957 with his wife Dassy to open Fiesta Bakery renowned for Spanish bread. The Greens later shifted to real estate and coins, ending as a Century 21 Norris Romero Realty associate.
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Taos
Irving N
Irv” Green
Green
Dassy
Denver
Fiesta Bakery
Philadelphia
Queens
N.Y
Grover Cleveland
Hadassah “Dassy
Long Island
Phoenix
Ariz
Irv Green
Greens
Century 21
Norris Romero Realty
Valencia Valedictorian's Path Through New Futures Program
Martinez describes her experience as a New Futures student in Albuquerque where teens facing pregnancy attend classes in parenting and child development. She notes varied reasons for pregnancies, limited local access in Taos, and the importance of family support to return to school. Martinez, a Taos native, now holds scholarship awards totaling 1,953 annually for UNM, plus Regent's and Sigma Gamma Rho aid, sustaining a 3.0 GPA.
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DeVargas
Albuquerque
Martinez
Las Vegas
New
New Mexico
University of New Mexico
Taos
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