Consolidation plan eyed for Taos County schools reform
State Department of Education proposes attendance center changes that would close several small adobe schools and create larger, centrally located campuses across Taos County. If adopted, Taos city would remain a major center for grades one through 12 while districts like Ojo Sarco Penasco and Questa Costilla would consolidate and transport students to new or expanded sites.
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Taos County
State Department of Education
Lamoine Langston
Education Department
State Education Department
Taos City
Questa
Castilla
Ojo Caliente l
Penasco
Ojo Sarco
Rio Arriba
Taos
Chamisal
Helas
Praen Re
Questa High
Sarco Cristo
Arroyo Hondo
Moly Mine
Vadito School
Questa Land Costilla High Schools
Taos High
Eea
Arroyo Seco
Ranchos
Talpa
Llano Center
Quemado
Pot Creek
Pilar Four
Des Montes
South
Arroyo Secol Taos
el Prado
Canyon
Prades Otte
Ojo Caliente
Sise Nioe High
Questa-Costilla
Ojo Callen- Questa
Armate
la Afd
Ventero
Pufor
Fey Riculas Mua
Ojo Calienté
la Madera
Las Tablas
Petaca
Vallecitos
Canyon Plaza
Rio Arriba County
Costila
Costilla
Brandenburg elected president of New Mexico Bankers Assn
Brandenburg, president of the First State Bank of Taos, was elected president of the New Mexico Bankers Association as the three day state convention closed in Albuquerque. He succeeds E. E. Tusha of Carlsbad, and has long served NM banking and civic roles including Taos Lions Club and Scouts of America.
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Brandenburg
First State Bank of
Taos
New Mexico
New Mex
New Mexico Insurers, Inc
Iee
U.S
Kit Carson Council Boy Savings
Scouts of America
Obituaries from Taos area claim multiple lives in 1960s crash
Obituary notices for Charles Storar Oakeley of Talpa a 24 year old Navy veteran died when his car veered off State Road No 3 in Taos and crashed into a tree. Also noted are memorial plans for Chris Schwarzenbach 19 of Norwalk Taos Yale student and Aaron Lopez 38 Seboyeta high school principal who died in separate accidents. Services held at Central Catholic High School gym Truchas Presbyterian Church and Hanlon Evergreen Chapel with burial at Sierra Vista Cemetery.
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Charles Storar Oakeley
Talpa
Taos
Charles
Thomas
Trinidad R. Oakeley
Cathedral High School
Gallup
Lydia
Bernice
Mary Agnes
Epifanio Romero
Tomasita Valerio
Ranchos
Msgr
Sigmund Charewicz
Central Catholic High School
Filemon Sanchez
Tommy Benegas
Milky
Chris Schwarzenbach
Chris” Swarzenbach
South Norwalk
Conn
Charles Schwarzenbach
Norwalk
Chris
Yale University
Aaron Lopez
Seboyeta
N. M
Bibo
Lopez
Tessie Vigil Lopez
Crespin Gonzales
Lower
Ranchitos
Veterans Hospital
Albuquerque
Gonzales
Hanlon Funeral Home
Hanlon Evergreen Chapel
Births and admissions in Embudo community notes
June lists show multiple admissions and births. Mrs Larry Brown Taos and Mrs Ignacio Gutierrez Taos welcomed two boys Gene weighing 5 8 and Tommy weighing 6, with others named Harold Pierre and a daughter born to families in Taos Penasco Dixon Ranchos. Dismissals include Mrs John Gonzales El Prada, Mrs Bernabe Garcia Ranchos, and Mrs Larry Brown Taos with her son.
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Larry Brown
Ignacio Gutierrez
Taos
Oralia Martinez
Vestarde
Jesus Sanchez
Louie Pineda
Dixon
Daniel Rodriguez
Penasco
Edwardo Mares
Louie Burck
Gene
Tommy
Harold
Pierre
John Gonzales
el Prada
Bernabe Garcia
Ranchos
Hospital Notes From Holy Cross Dates List Names
June 4 to June 12 entries record patient names and birth details at Holy Cross Hospital. Individuals include Stella Vargas Arroyo Seco Sylvia Ryan Pot Creek Willie Alice El Rito Edith Bass Logan Pomesina Romero Questa Ellen Conrad Taos Joe E Gonzales Rodarte David Smith Belen etc with Taos Pueblo births and multiple Ranchos de Taos and Taos listings. Notable babies born: a 5 pounds 14 ounces boy to Mr and Mrs Johnny Sandoval Taos Pueblo and a 7 pounds 3 ounces boy to Mr and Mrs Elias Trujillo Taos.
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Stella Vargas
Arroyo Seco
Sylvia Ryan
Pot Creek
Willie Alice
el Rito
Edith Bass
Logan
Pomesina Romero
Questa
Ellen Conrad
Taos
Joe E. Gonzales
Rodarte
David Smith
Belen
Robert Gatlin
Glenn Vigil
Costilla
Dorothy Sandoval
Taos Pueblo
Baby Boy Sandoval
Toby Romero
Ranchos de
Baby Boy Trujillo
Marie Beimer
Elisaida Sanchez
Joselita Castillo
Sessa Martinez
Ranchos de Taos
Frances Trujillo
Timoteo Lucero
Johnny Sandoval
Elias Trujillo
Rael Opens Meat Market in Taos Community
Eloy Rael, a Taos butcher, opens a new meat market at Silva's Grocery in El Prado after seven years in the trade. He previously worked four years at Plaza Supermarket and three years with Safeway, and has remodeled part of the store to expand the meat department.
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Eloy Rael
Taos
Silva
el Prado
Rael
Plaza
Safeway
Collins Proposes Alternatives to Taos High Bridge
State official Collins argues more than a million dollars a year could be saved by not tying secondary road funds for long. He favors two alternatives: completing paving on State Road 111 from Tres Piedras to Arroyo Hondo and building a new road linking Pilar on U S 64 with Ojo Caliente on U S 285. Both projects would be cheaper than the Taos High Bridge and align with northern and southern routes for the U S 64 extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Highway Department
Tres Piedras
Arroyo Hondo
Rio Grande Canyon
Arroyo Hondo Bridge
Pilar
U.S. 64
Ojo Caliente
U.S, 285
New Mexico
Farmington
Taos High Bridge
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Sivns
Possibin
Peanul Nedmond the
Athar
New South Taos
South Taos
Charles Oakeley
Chet Mitchell
Robert Scott
Tarleton
Stearman
Scott
State Bankers’ Group
Tessie
Marty
Eddie
David
Mark
Carol
Carlos
Silas
Leah
Juan
Domitila
Presbyterian
LA Mesa Park
Embudo
Wilford Glenn
Holy Cross
Forest Service
Endoza
EL Patio Grill
Gank Alley
Carson
Rock Hudson
Kirk Douglas
Susan Slade
Troy Donahue
Connie Stevens
EL Camino Real
Red Shelton
Garbara Stanwyck
Clark Gable
Fauteck Taos News Office
Oun Od
Swift
Campbell's
Perry Low
Folger's Coffee, Kimbell's Milk c., Flavor-Aid Inc
Sehwartamann
Supreme
Sahd
Grocery & Market
South Pueblo
Rator
Cantu Furn. and
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