Alliance press fosters housing work with Pueblo and Habitat
The Pueblo government, Taos County Youth Build and Habitat for Humanity broke ground on a Habitat home for a Pueblo family. Funds totaling 80,000 come from BIA and Pueblo Housing Board, with non Native volunteers staying on Pueblo land. The project aims to set a precedent for tribal collaboration while addressing a long standing housing shortage and balancing cultural concerns.
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Seven year old Questa boy sentenced to life
A 7 year old boy in Questa was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of two life long friends Emilio Martinez 17 admitted killing Danny Mondragon 18 and Bonifacio Mondragon 20 two cousins. He said they teased him about a girl he planned to marry.
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Taos letter defends motorcycle visitors and attacks critic
Responds to Pati Hagan’s Taos News letter criticizing bikers. The writer, a Taos visitor and local business owner, praises the community, asserts respect for noise rules, and challenges perceived class bias while defending motorcycle enjoyment and travel. He urges print acknowledgment and ends with a provocative jab.
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Rally brings bikers, business buzz sparks town pride
Readers defend the Red River rally after criticism, noting 20 000 participants boosting local commerce. Gloria Barela praises bikers’ positive town impact and welcomes next year while lamenting unfair judgment based on appearances or profession. The letter pairs with energy crisis notes blaming out of state power players for California prices and shortages.
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New guy rides change from Chicago to Taos in quest for belonging
Willian Hall, a Chicago transplant and hairstylist, opens William 2 Saton in Taos with two sons Wyatt and Quinn. He reflects on the town’s warmth, the pull of place, and the challenge of making a living as change reshapes Taos. He aims to tell stories through his new venture while learning to become an “old guy” in town.
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