Sangre de Cristo challenges HED contract ruling
Sangre de Cristo defends its Northern New Mexico service delivery in a 30 page rebuttal to HED findings that led to a nonrenewal of its contract. The organization cites philosophy clashes and alleges cultural bias while detailing clients served across Taos Santa Fe San Miguel Rio Arriba Mora and Colfax counties. Jake Ortega and state Sen. Carlos Cisneros sit on the board with leadership unavailable for comment.
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Sangre de Cristo
Behavioral Health Services Division
Sangre de Cristo Board of Directors
Taos
Santa Fe
San Miguel
Rio Arriba
Mora
Colfax
Jake Ortega
Questa
Carlos Cisneros
Miera
Ortega
Cisneros
Protest at Coors Museum Exhibits Spotlight Racial Friction
A protest outside a Golden museum escalates as participants claim civil rights violations and demand dialogue with museum staff. Karen Young dismisses staff knowledge of the incident. The dispute ties to Coors Brewing Company under ongoing scrutiny over minority hiring and political stances linked to its leaders.
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Inci
Juanita
Teresa
Coors Brewing Company
Coors
Golden
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Taos man sentenced for bribery and tax evasion
Taos resident Mike Fitzpatrick, 36, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge Raymond Pettine in Providence to 61 months in prison for bribery and tax evasion. His attorney vows an appeal amid defense claims of prosecutorial misconduct.
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U.S
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Daniel Marlowe
Edwin J. Gale
Hearing rescheduled for NM hazardous waste permit review
The Environmental Improvement Division of New Mexico reschedules a public hearing on Los Alamos National Laboratory hazardous waste incinerator permit. The hearing will be July 18 at 9 a.m. in the Harold Runnels Building Santa Fe. Public viewing locations include Taos Field Office, Harold Runnels Library Santa Fe, and Espafiola Public Library. The permit covers storage and treatment of wastes from lab operations. radioactive waste questions to be addressed later.
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Taos
Espafiola Public Library
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Senator seeks federal funds to repair New Mexico acequias
Senator Jeff Bingaman requests 2 million dollars in federal funding to repair and restore New Mexican acequias. Taos Image Makers offers first session of poise and modeling lessons starting Monday June 12 for girls from adolescence to 25, with a second session July 10 21 and a third August 1 11. Taos Medical Group hires Dr Larry Amick, neurologist and former professor at UNM Mayo Clinic, to join practice. Amick has taught at University of Oklahoma University of Tennessee and the Medical College of Virginia and studied at the Mayo Clinic Royal Free Hospital. He plans to return to New Mexico where he last left UNM in 1972.
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Taos Image Makers
Gretchen van Cleve
Image Makers
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Iowa
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