Taos neighbors oppose gravel pit expansion and seek greenbelt plan
The Chamisa Road neighborhood pushes for a buffer zone a greenbelt and bike path to separate new development from homes. They raise wildlife, traffic, lighting, and wetland concerns and want R-1 zoning instead of R-2. A traffic study and a relief route extension are under review as plans move forward.
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Pirate Identity News: Taos NM Publisher and Staff
The Taos News at 226 Albright St Taos NM lists staff roles including Publisher Chris Baker Editor Gary Emblend Sports editor Mike Stauffer and Chief photographer Megan Bowers with numerous colleagues in advertising circulation and production. The document presents a full roster of editors reporters designers and managers.
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Taos News Publisher Details Web Link and Contact
Taos News lists copyright 2004 and publication details for The Taos News via El Grapusculo Inc. The item includes a web link reference and editor contact within the distribution note.
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Taos Town to weigh 25 percent solid waste fee hike
Taos Town Council will discuss a 25 percent increase in solid waste fees at the June 18 meeting to offset a regional landfill board hike. The town notes the disposal fee is only one part of customers' garbage bills and dials back expectations of a 225 percent rise, says William Maxwell.
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Water woes hit Taos acequias and wells
Taos area residents face water shortages as four acequias run low and wells produce sand. Officials attribute non drought related causes and say pumping sand is common when wells aren’t properly packed. A new well may be needed and officials moved a 400 gallon water buffalo and a $35,000 filtration unit to Cerra tos to provide residents with potable water.
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Hospital wage package discussed in June memo
Spellman memo to employees describes a 1.6 million dollar wage package with a minimum 3 percent raise, market-based rebasings, and experience credits. It notes insurance premium increases from 19.90 to 34.90 for single coverage and 76.61 to 105.34 for family plans plus a new 400 dollar annual pay and 5 percent profit bonus for staff.
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