Chimayé Chile Project discussed at New Mexico meeting
The New Mexico Economic Development Department held a Chimayé Chile Community meeting on June 8 at Benny Chavez Community Center. Attendees learned the project structure and how it will operate and explored methods to develop trademark Chimayé chile. The next meeting is set for 6:30 p.m. Wednesday July 12 at the John Hyson Center.
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Small Business Develop Center
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Luna Community College
Las Vegas
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Red River Art and Wine Festival Returns for June Weekend
Red River hosts the Third Annual Fine Art and Wine Festival June 17 18 at Brandenberg Park with Northern New Mexico wineries offering tastings from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. Commemorative wine glasses sell at the gate for 10 dollars to adults 21 plus. A Quick Draw starts 12 30 p.m. Saturday followed by an art auction at 4 p.m. Admission is free. Call 505 754 2366 for details.
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Red River
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New Mexico
Teen Center hosts pottery workshop with Camilla Trujillo
The Hands Across Cultures Teen Center on La Puebla Road hosts an all ages free pottery workshop on Saturday June 17 from 1 to 3 30 PM led by micaceous potter Camilla Trujillo. Participants will craft a small vessel with a totem on the lid. For details call 505 747 1889.
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DreamCatcher Cinema
Missoula Children’s Theatre comes to Angel Fire
Missoula Children’s Theatre from Montana visits Angel Fire in June to stage Beauty Lou and the Country Beast, an adaptation of Beauty and the Beast. Children over 6 can join by signing up June 19 at the Angel Fire Community Center, no charge thanks to Moreno Valley Arts Council. Performances at 1 p.m. June 24.
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Angel Fire Community Center
Moreno Valley Arts Council
Wolf Creek road clash pits groups against $12 million plan
A Northern New Mexico watchdog coalition joins Colorado groups in appealing the Forest Service decision to approve an access road to the Wolf Creek Ski Area near Taos. Critics say the study ignores cumulative impacts on water quality, wetlands, lynx habitat and the surrounding watershed. The Village at Wolf Creek by Bill McCombs would add up to 2172 housing units and 222100 square feet of commercial space, with a 750 foot access road and a 250 foot expansion to connect to ski area parking. The appeal cites legal and environmental concerns, while Forest Service officials defend the decision and note potential external approvals. The agency has 45 days to address the appeals.
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Texas
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Red” McCombs
McCombs
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Continental Divide
San Juan Mountains
U.S. 160
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Rio Grande
Berde
Wolf Creek Pass
San Juan
Chama
Carson Forest
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Usda Inspector General
Colorado Wild
Ken Salazar
D-Co
Rio Grande Forest
Peter Clark
Denver Post
Clark
National Forest
San Luis Valley Ecosystem Council
San Juan Citizens Alliance
Colorado Department of Transportation
Army Corps of Engineers
Mineral County
KNME Films Los Comanches for Villa de Albuquerque Doc
KNME producer Kelly Kowalski and a crew filmed Los Comanches dela Serna with regional dancers at San Francisco de Asis church in Ranchos de Taos on Saturday June 10. The one hour Villa de Albuquerque documentary on Spanish colonial life from 1706 to 1821 aims to show common people's lives and cross cultural influences shaping modern New Mexico. The segment for Colores will highlight Los Comanches and their New Year observance as part of the project.
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Documentar
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