Taos County faces vacancy as Miera resigns post
Taos County commissioners, after primary defeats, lose a South District seat as Joe Miera resigns to become assistant county manager. They request Eli Herrera for the vacancy, triggering a potential governor appointment. The move prompts concern over political favoritism and budgeted staff roles in a shrinking county.
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Candidates sold like deodorant by Steve Winston
Democrat writer criticizes June primary candidates and campaign spokespeople, noting TV polish and puffery. He cites specific candidates, marketing operations, and personal biases, arguing the public bears blame for low standards and urging participation from voters to improve local and national leadership.
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Taos newspaper dated Thursday publishes with postal notices and subscription rates. The item lists offices in Taos and Albuquerque and provides change of address details and contact information for departments.
Tourism handout on New Mexico streams and lakes tourism
A rough handout from the New Mexico Department of Commerce and Industry Tourism Division notes fishermen seek busy lakes and many miles of streams. Mentions Cimarron Eagle Nest and Red River as potential gains from conifer forests. text is garbled and crowding ideas.
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Harwood Library in Taos Faces Funding Plea
Taos resident Tricla Hurst urges town council and citizens to fund the Harwood Library as state budget hearings approach. She recalls how the library, serving since 1037, transformed winters and expanded horizons, warning that reduced support could close it and leave life "a raw deal" without books.
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Cancer Society drive praised for record donations
The American Cancer Society's nationwide crusade saw literature distributed widely and donations well above Taos' quota with over $5,000 contributed by local citizens. Gratitude goes to organizers and the many volunteers who went door to door. Taos Unit officers extend thanks to all helpers.
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Easter Egg Hunt sponsors thanked for generosity
The Easter Egg Hunt organizers acknowledge donations from Kentucky Fried Chicken Atzlan Flowers Irma Arellano and Metropolitan Insurance and apologize for their omission in the printed thank you letter. DEL TORREZ
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Tafoya Nomination Sparks Postering Clearning Move in Taos
In Taos the motion seconded by Editor Gil Tafoya supports removing candidates posters after the election. The aim is to keep Taos looking presentable as Greene and Valerio weigh in on the cleanup effort and signage policy.
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Eyes Opened by Schrodt Ecologist Gary Schrodt’s wide ecology work
In a week long look at southern New Mexico Gary Schrodt of Taos TEA links budworms and acid rain to the Gila River. The piece notes his expanded view of community beyond humans and urges more volunteers to tackle environmental issues and fund scarce support.
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Vietnam veterans volksmarch honors and sponsors praised
The Angel Fire Resort Association thanks the newspaper for coverage of their first international Vietnam veterans volksmarch over Memorial Day weekend. Special thanks go to Pat of McDonald's for drinks, Deckerhoff's Stationers, and John and David of Columbine Printers for a quality certificate dedicating the walk to veteran Ron May.
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Taos Merchants Thanked for Close-up Program Visit Support
Caryn Mondragon extends sincere gratitude to Taos merchants including Washam Gas Tennis Ranch Silvas Auto Lota Realty Centinel Bank Zeke's Yucca Builders Henry Rivera Kachina Lodge Fidel Garcia Taos Ski Valley Liz Showalter McDonald's George's Woodworks Big Grande Cash Lumber Taos Savings and Loan Kit Carson Electric John Brandenburg Pon Pablo Gomez Graham's Superette Jack Wilson Shriver Gallery First Brethren Church for contributions enabling a trip to Washington D.C. for the Close-up Program.
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Taos Youth Soccer League Lauds Spring Season
The Taos Youth Soccer League celebrates a successful spring season. Gratitude goes to the City of Taos, Taos Municipal School for field access, and to parents and volunteers, especially John Painter and Suzannah Kaufman, for organizing the effort at Taos Ski Valley.
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Local Campaign Signs Spark Debate Over Placement
In response to objections about ilegal taney Anaya placards the discussion shifts from sign placement to candidates stands and election outcomes. The focus turns toward campaign issues and voter direction rather than the posters themselves.
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