Editorial Preserve Our Neighborhoods in Taos Road Debate
Residents of Llano Quemado and Ranchos de Taos celebrate a reprieve from widening State Road 68 after bids exceeded the budget. The piece urges lower speeds, added traffic lights, and collaborative safety measures to protect historic character while easing traffic, noting a long history of debate and a suggested bypass unresolved since 1949.
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Llano Quemado
Ranchos de Taos
State Highway Department
Ranchos
Country Club
Talpa
Highway Department
Taos News
Photographer disrupts Mass at Our Lady of Guadalupe
In Our Lady of Guadalupe Church June 13 mass a well dressed man entered during the service with a camera. He photographed worshipers and scenes without invitation, sparking concern over respecting sacred rites and parish privacy.
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Our Lady of Guadalupe
Fragmented Political Contact Details in Santa Fe and DC
A stray OCR fragment lists assorted addresses, phone numbers, and titles for Santa Fe lawmakers and U S officials in Washington. It includes Santa Fe offices, the Senate and House contacts, and mentions Governor Johnson and President Clinton with incomplete data and garbled lines.
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Sei Paty Domenic
Fedral Lace
Santa Fe
Senate
Ofice Bulk
Washington, D.C
Phonte
Fox
Dantenic
South
Fetal Poe
Sta Fe
Corio Houss
D.C
Amu Tomtinigh
Om Fate Sen
Cisnetas
Boi
Fife
Santa Rep
Robarto
Gonzales
Taos
Sosa
Gary Johnson
Ste Capital
State
Lee
Bill Clinton
Whitehall
Community springs restoration call to action in Taos Canyon
Forum Editor reports La Vinatoria structures removed to restore natural springs. Water remains drinkable but unavailable for about three weeks as study of flow and landscape planning proceeds with Forest Service support. Volunteers invited. contact Denise Nee at 758 8233. wells exist at Capulin and La Sombra’s campgrounds for users.
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la Vinatoria
Forest Service
Capulin
la Sombra
Taos Canyon
Pool hours dispute prompts questions on Taos patron figures
A reader questions the 3,017 patron figure cited for the Taos pool hours cut, asking whether it reflects Town of Taos residents, annual paying patrons, or another metric. The letter compares Taos with Fort Garland’s facilities, arguing recreation is a public service, not profit.
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Gus Cordova
The
Taos News
Taos
Fort Garland
San Luis Valley
Taos Pool Blues: Small Facility, High Costs, Failing Locker Rooms
Community debate centers on keeping the Taos pool open. Critics cite a 25 plus year old, cramped facility with 10 lap swimmers capacity and 60 to 75 kids, costly upkeep, and poor locker rooms. They question funding a new pool without reliable lifeguard staffing and winter closures.
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Taos County
Taos youth volunteer program cited in Taog News letter
Roger Martinez of San Francisco responds to The Taog News article on volunteering, praising affordable activities for Taos kids. He recalls his own car club as a positive outlet that kept him out of trouble and fostered friendships and interest in cars.
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Taog News
Taos
Roger Martinez
San Francisco
Calif
Contested Education Debate Within Taos Pueblo Community
A long critique addresses RISE's credibility and past involvement with Taos Pueblo leadership and school boards. It questions whether RISE fulfilled promises to push educational reforms, expose mismanagement, and engage Taos Day School and Taos Municipal Schoolboard activities while urging prudent casino funding for tribal programs and elder care.
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RISE
Taos Pueblo
Taos Municipal Schoola Board
Taos Mountain
Willy
Tilaton
Cory
Washington
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