Rainbow Family eyes Cruces Basin for summer gathering
Rainbow Family plans to summer north of Tres Piedras in the Cruces Basin of the Carson National Forest pending a final site decision. Spring Council officials are camped in the basin assessing sites as 5 000 to 20 000 people prepare for a roughly six week encampment starting the Fourth of July weekend.
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Rainbow
Tres Piedras
Cruces Basin
Carson National Forest
Rainbow Family
Garrick Beck
Gary Schiff
Carson Public Affairs
Spring Council
New Mexico
Schiff
Canjilon
Dan Rael
Tres Piedras Ranger District
Forest Service
Beck
Fifth annual Questa Fishing Fiesta At Eagle Rock Lake
LeEvan Sanchez and Joaquin Sanchez, ages 12 and 10, hand live earthworms to prepare for a rainbow trout catch at Eagle Rock Lake. The day, sponsored by Carson National Forest, BLM and NM Game and Fish, aims to teach riparian ecology and fishing ethics while kids from across the county enjoy a free lunch and prizes for casting and first fish.
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LeEvan Sanchez
Joaquin Sanchez
Questa
Eagle Rock Lake
Carson National Forest
Bureau of Land Management
New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Forest Service
George Long
AF resort sale OK'd by bankruptcy court
U S Bankruptcy Court judge Stewart Rose approved the Angel Fire Ski Resort bankruptcy reorganization plan after a brief hearing. The plan allows the resort to be sold for 12 million dollars to four Texas businessmen amid ongoing negotiations over language and final documents.
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U.S
Stewart Rose
Angel Fire Ski Resort
Gary Plante
Ron Evans
Doug Vadnais
Texas
Rose
Bob Jacobvitz
Parker Town Square
Sipapu expansion decision rescinded amid cultural review
Carson National Forest supervisor Leonard Lucero withdraws his March 17 approval of Sipapu Ski Area expansion to allow analysis of traditional cultural properties related to Picuris Pueblo under Section 106. Sipapu owner Bruce Bolander calls the move a disappointment but prudent as the process stretches five years. The May 8 appeal and protest by the Rio Pueblo Rio Embudo Watershed Protection Coalition prompted continued scrutiny and legal challenge.
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Carson National Forest
Leonard Lucero
Sipapu
Picuris Pueblo
Lucera
Bruce Bolander
Bolander
Sandra Pueblo
Lucero
Rio Pueblo
Rio Embudo Watershed Protection Coalition
Engi
Cerro man indicted on seven rape counts in Questa
Cerro man Charlie Martinez, 21, was indicted May 24 by a Taos County grand jury on four criminal sexual penetration counts in the fourth degree, two false imprisonment charges, and two counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor for alleged rapes in Questa on April 13. The incidents were reported days later. Martinez was arrested April 26, released April 28 on a $50,000 bond under house arrest. He faced violations of release conditions tied to a May 20 Monte Carlo Lounge party and May 23 witness presence, with further bond actions and defense motions filed through May 25.
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Charlie Martinez
Taos County
Martinez
Questa
Monte Carlo
Shawn Boyne
Cerro Man
Fragmentary OCR Note Cites Barbara Letters About Life
An unclear OCR fragment mentions Barbara and letters about life, with stray phrases and names. It references a home in Arroyo and a person described as a wife, conveying little coherent context or events due to damaged source text.
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Arroyo
Barbara
Meio
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