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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 2001
Page
1
Taos School of Music ushers in its 39th season with a lineup featuring the Chicago String Quartet, Takacs String Quartet, pianist Robert McDonald and top students. The series begins this Saturday June 16 with concerts, recitals and seminars across Taos venues.
Taos Pueblo joins Habitat for Humanity Taos County and YouthBuild in a historic home-building effort on pueblo land. The project aims to address housing needs with community support and federal grants. The Linda Vista office building will be transformed into a handicapped accessible unit, with doors and windows upgraded throughout.
Duffers packed the Taos Country Club on Saturday June 9 for the fifth annual Tango golf tournament a major Taos fund raiser. Obituaries note Joel Howard 39 former Taos Chamber of Commerce marketing director died Sunday night June 10 in Southern California and Sean O'Brien Beacom 38 died in a hiking accident near Lamy.
Birth notices reference Page B10 with departmental listings and fuller details. The fragment indicates ongoing coverage of newborns, urging readers to consult the designated page for names and related details from the birth department listings.
United States Forest Service awards a special use permit to Native Sons Adventures to run five recreation areas in Taos Canyon on U S Highway 64 East. Fees include El Nogal picnic area 5 dollars for picnicking and 2 dollars to park the trailhead with Divisidero trail parking free. WLaVinateria not yet open.
Taos County will redraw voting precincts and add two county commissioner districts after population growth shown in the 2000 Census. Brad Morrison of Research and Polling will present three plans at a June 28 public hearing, seeking public and commissioner input before final adoption later this summer.
A 15 year old Taos boy, Parker Goodyear, required 18 staples after a black bear attacked sleeping campers early Sunday morning near Questa in the Carson National Forest. The group of eight had cooked chicken and sausage the night before, drawing the bear to the camp. The bear fled after Evan Dillon fired a shotgun in the air.
The Town of Taos Planning and Zoning Commission on June 6 postponed the public hearing for Hank Friedman’s 1.1 acre Weimer subdivision. Commissioners questioned access, lot sizes, open space, and clustering. Friedman seeks 17 lots by dividing land between Maestas and Morgan roads, the backs of two neighbors, and dead ends of Blumenschein and Higgins. They criticized the clustering overlay application.
The high flying finale of the Habanero Downhill Sunday in Angel Fire drew about 600 contestants. Riders jumped into a 2,000 foot vertical drop on the mountain face, ending a weekend of air time and adventure. See B1 for more Chile Challenge details.
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