Taos News Staff and Contact Information
The Taos News contact list includes Editor Gary E. Maitland Publisher Chris Baker Advertising manager Joanne Cross Comptroller Kathleen Weinzer Circulation manager Renée Romeroera Customer service manager Tammy Moni Sore Circulation assistant Adrianna Medina Production manager Scott Tucker Pre-press supervisor Bobbie Henry Chief paginator Tom Cervenak Network manager Wendy Shuey Designers Greg Frank Robm Padilla Paginator designer Curtis Randell and other roles at 220 Albright Street Taos New Mexico 87571.
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Comptrol
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Tammy Moni _Sore
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Bobbie Henry
Tom Cervenak
Wendy Shuey
Greg Frank
Robm Padilla
Curtis Randell
Private operation shifts camp fees and upkeep duties to concessionaires
A private group will manage several Forest Service recreation areas under special-use permits to improve cleanliness and maintenance. Taos Canyon crews perform lawn care and bathroom upkeep, reducing loitering. In Red River Questa, United Lands Management will run Junebug Elephant Rock Fawn Lake and Columbine campgrounds at 10 per night. Santa Barbara campground closes for renovation.
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Marcia Sanchez
Native Sons Adventures
Taos Canyon
Red River
Questa
Jack Lounsbury
United Lands Management Inc
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Elephant Rock
Fawn Lake
Columbine
Santa Barbara
Carson National Forest
Pecos
Santa Fe National Forest
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Questa and
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Latir
Forest Service outlines New Mexico Valle Vidal and other recreation areas
Forest Service lists Valle Vidal Unit near Questa with two campgrounds McCrystal and Chharron offering free entry and wildlife viewing including elk and deer. Nearby districts Tres Piedras El Rito Canjilon and Jicarilla describe multiple free or fee charged sites for camping fishing picnicking and boating with varying water access and construction status.
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Questa
Forest Service
McCrystal
Chharron
Tres Piedras
Los Pinos
Lagunitas
Hopewell Lake
el Rito
el Rito Creek
Canjilon
Trout Lakes
Canjilon Creek
Canjilon Lakes
Echo
Jicarilla
Buzzard Park
Cedar Springs
Taos County redistricting aims for five equal districts
Taos County moves toward five voting districts with 5296 to 6296 people each under a plus or minus five percent target from Research and Polling. Democrats cheer potential broader representation while Republicans urge open, fair redistricting avoiding gerrymandering.
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Pueblo
Taos County
Brad Morrison
Democratic Party
Helen Laura Lopez
López
Lopez
Art Ortiz
Taos County Clerk urges voters to update registration info
Taos County Clerk Jeannette G. Rael warns of faulty voter records ahead of redistricting plan unveilings. Major issues include incorrect physical addresses and road name variations not matching county records. She notes rural addressing confusion and urges residents to update at 105 Albright St between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays.
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Taos
Jeannette G. Rael
Focal
Rael
Taos County
Albright St
Neighbors clash over open space and arroyos in subdivision plans
In a cluster-overlay zone developer Friedman defends using arroyos as open space while critics warn some lots fail the 100 foot width rule. Neighbors urge paved Maestas access and internal roads, with plans to resubmit on July 11 after officials demand revisions.
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Friedman
J.E Romero
Romero
LUDC
Commission
Bob Tenorio
LADC
Gene Sanchez
Sanchez
Bob Torres
Weimer-area
Maestas Road
Maestas
Memo
Linda Gottlieb
Gottlieb
Pam Hogan
Higgins and Blumenschein
Jerry Hamilton
Joel Gottlieb
Hank
Blumenschein
Tenorio
Bear Incidents Prompt Local Bear Aware Program
Officers from the Department of Game and Fish investigate a bear intrusion into camp areas as dogs track the animal. Frentzel advises aggressive defense if attacked while Koch notes a large dark brown bear with no distinguishing marks, warning of similar behavior north of the camp. The program urges homeowners in bear country to stay calm, stand, wave, and back away if seen.
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Frentzel
Koch
Department of Game and Fish
Bear Country
Enchanted Angel Quilters Show Seeks Entries by July 1
The second annual quilt show will be July 21 at Angel Fire Community Center from 10 am to 4 pm. Open to individual quilters and guild members. Entry forms from Clara Ratzlaff or Patricia Gould. $2 per entry. email option available. Vendors must be present to sell and pick up quilts after 4 pm. Admission is $1 with prize drawings and a nine patch contest.
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Tras Padas
el Rito
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Tres Padres
el Rito Ranger District
Enchanted Angel Quilters
Angel Fire Community Center
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