Taos imposes fire bans as southern NM wildfires burn
Taos County and town officials move to curb fire risk amid two large southern New Mexico wildfires. Carson National Forest enacts Stage 1 restrictions as BLM and Santa Fe National Forest announce Friday fires ban. Fire rules include no open burning, limited fireworks, and penalties up to $1000 fine and one year in jail.
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Taos School of Music marks 50th with Opus 50 festival
Taos School of Music celebrates its 50th year with Opus 50 and a Chamber Music Festival running from Sunday June 17 to August 5 featuring world class quartets and faculty. The program has influenced 730 young artists. Deaths include Elias Arellano 71 Patricia Laird 98 Wilfred Gallegos 70 Glenn Reece 83.
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Taos Mobile Money Saving Coupons Offered
Taos locals and visitors are urged to download the trippons app for iPhone or Android to access mobile coupons and save on local trips and activities. The service promotes digital deals and easy access via smartphones for tourism and everyday spending.
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Tempo 41 Opinion and Sports Departments Taos News
The Taos News presents Tempo 41 featuring opinion pieces and sports briefs from local teams. Readers gain analysis on community events and latest game results with emphasis on regional teams and notable performances.
Taos primary winners face late report fines and donation questions
Campaign finance records indicate that Gabriel Romero and Jeffrey Shannon may face up to 50 dollars per day fines for late reports after failing to file on the New Mexico Secretary of State online disclosure page by Wednesday morning. Anna Martinez already leads as Democratic Taos County Clerk candidate with donation disclosures pending.
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Changes to land code open door to neighborhood zoning
The Upper Las Colonias Neighborhood Association has hired attorney and former Taos County manager Adam Baker to advance the group’s proposed zoning plan. The move aims to push the Las Colonias plan and the zoning maps for ten other neighborhoods without a sweeping overhaul of current land use regulations.
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Patty Sahd dies at 98 longtime Penasco hardware owner
Patty Sahd, a Penasco business owner and longtime hardware store proprietor, died at age 98. The Taos News notes her early mornings and dedication to the family shop, which "kept her alive," as reflected by her son Randy Lee.
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