Editorial Taos Pueblo Faces Challenges and Choices
The Taos News opens a three week series on Taos Pueblo addressing sovereignty and tensions between cultural protection and public transparency. Readers explore how to balance sovereign rights with citizen access, and why local voices seek open dialogue amid youth struggles and external influences.
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Taos Pueblo
Sangre de Cristo Mountains
Supreme Court
United States
U.S
Taos News
Pueblo
The
Lawmakers' Addresses and Contact Numbers Shown
U S lawmakers and state officials listed with Santa Fe and Washington addresses and phone numbers. Includes U S Sen Pete Domenici U S Sen Jeff Bingaman U S Rep Bill Richardson and state Sen Carlos Cisneros and State Rep Robert Gonzales with office locations and emails.
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U.S
Pete Domenici
S. Federal Place
Santa Fe
Hart Senate
Washington, D.C
Senator
Hart Building
Washington
D.C
House
Carlos Cisneros
Taos
Robert Gonzales
Gonzales
Laplaza
Clarifying Hondo Fire Funds and Taos Play Review
A letter explains there are two Lama resident funds for Hondo Fire victims the Lama Foundation Fire Relief Fund at First State Bank of Taos and the Lama Community Reconstruction Fund at Centinel Bank of Taos. It notes Mimi von Litolffs Honda Fire Fund at Peoples Bank and warns of other funds with unclear connections. The Red Cross funds may not grant cash to victims but cover disaster relief deficits. The Taos High School play Estoy en el Rincon by Satrupa Kagel impressed Taos DWI Task Force coordinators Questa Peer Educators and Questa Youth Council with its depiction of Hispanic culture addressing abuse.
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Lama
Lama Foundation Fire Relief Fund
First State Bank of
Taos
Lama Community Reconstruction Fund
Centinel Bank of Taos
Mimi von Litolff
Honda Fire
Peoples Bank
American Red Cross
Hondo
Taos High School
Taos Dwi
Satrupa Kagel
Questa
Questa Youth Council
el Rincon
Taos Forum letters thank contributors at May 23 athletic banquet
Taos Day School Booster Club hosted a May 23 powwow and athletic banquet with raffles run by students from basketball cheerleading drill and soccer. Donors Tina Martinez Darwin Velarde Christina Bad Hand Pauline Lujan Senaida Romero the Suazo family and the Red Pine drum group supported the program. Community thanks extended to the Taos Pueblo Governor's Office Smiths and Cids for concessions and to drum groups dancers and families for their help. The event aimed to sustain athletic programs while honoring family culture and healthy lifestyles.
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Tina Martinez
Darwin Velarde
Christina Bad Hand
Pauline Lujan
Senaida Romero
Suazo
Red Pine Drum Group
Taos Pueblo
Smith
Carson National Forest praises volunteers after Lama Fire rescue
Forest supervisor Leonard L. Lucero salutes responders and communities for preventing loss of life and homes in the Lama Fire near Questa Red River and Taos. He notes firefighters arrived from a Class 1 team and state agencies, with air and ground crews battling steep slopes and extreme conditions.
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Taos Zone
Paul Mondragon
San Cristobal Canyon
Phil Tafoya
Carson National Forest
Marc Trujillo
Carson
Ron Burnham
Red River
Nick Jaramillo
Honda/Seco
Jim Fambro
Taos
Lama
Trujillo
Flag Mountain
Questa
Carson Forest
State Forestry
Gary Loving
Leonard L. Lucero
Tuas
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Taos Day School Booster Club
Taos Mariachi
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la Compania Productions
Taos Day School
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Lama Foundation
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