Facelift planned for Taos Kit Carson Foundation
Taos embraces a youthful reset as Julie Jackson steps in as deputy director to fundraise and work hands on with museum sites including Kit Carson House and Blumenschein House. New slogan Where heritage started, tradition lives signals renewal with plans for living museums, craftspeople in period dress, and geology and archaeology classes. Jackson, recruited from Lansing, brings private funding and aims to expand internships and art exhibits while steering a broader community engagement.
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Charlotte Grey Jackson
Taos
Kit Carson Memorial Foundation
Jackson
Jack Boyer
Foundation
Blumenschein
Blumenschein House, Turley Mill, the Maxwell House On Bent Street, the Morada
Las Cruces Road
Kit Carson
Martinez Hacienda
Jim Beam Liquors
Turley Mill
Valdez
Jim Beam
Kit Carson Museum
Ledoux Street
Lansing
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New York City
Michigan
New York Times
Mary Cates
Charles Cates
Free legal aid for elderly this summer from UNM clinic
University of New Mexico law School Clinic student lawyers offer free help on wills SSI social security land water Medicaid and Medicare for seniors. Call 758 2218 for information on Thursdays or Fridays. Services run every Thursday at Canon Senior Center Taos and at Dixon Penasco and Espanola centers.
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Law School Clinic
University of New Mexico
Canon Senior Citizens Center
Taos
Dixon, Penasco and Espanola Senior Citizens
Cen
Demo women to meet and elect officers Wednesday
The Democratic Women's Forum will elect officers at 7 30 p m on Wednesday June 22 at Plaza de Retiro on Placitas Road. President Beatrice Silva said the time was chosen to maximize participation and all members or women interested in joining are invited.
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Democratic Women's Forum
Plaza de Retiro
Placitas Road
Beatrice Silva
Student lawyers at Questa center Fridays 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Student lawyers will be at the Questa senior citizens center Fridays from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. offering free legal guidance to seniors and local residents. They will provide information on civil matters, rights, and assistance with basic legal questions during the outreach hours.
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Questa Senior Citizens' Center
Taos Chamber maps bold plan after retreat
Chamber president Cal Loving and a new board seek to boost visibility and identity in Taos. After a full-day Red River retreat they plan proactive outreach, broaden membership including Hispanic businesses, and focus on image, budget, calendar, and economic development to diversify beyond tourism.
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Cal Loving
Taosenos
Chamber of Commerce
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Loving
Red River
Chamber Winl
Taos
BIA lays off Taos Pueblo economic advisor
Taos Pueblo loses federal advisor William Burke after two years with the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Burke, on leave from the EPA, had led projects toward tourism, agriculture, and private partnerships. He says the action betrays Indian aims of independence while tribal leaders had pressed for renewal.
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Janice Daigh
William Burke
Taos Pueblo
Interior Department
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Burke
Luig Lujan
Geronimo Lujan
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
John Fritz
Pueblo
Washington
Lucy
Derek
Taos High School
State Department
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