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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1992
Page
3
The 1992 Questa fiestas showcased the town’s enduring spirit amid recent crises from mine closures to political strife. editors say the celebration highlighted unity, pride, and resilience, offering a path toward healing and renewed community identity. The piece urges continued festive spirit and communal effort to reclaim Questa’s sense of togetherness.
Taos County residents gain relief as an acoustical engineer traces the lingering sound to heavy machinery or a pump system with underground water flow as a possible factor. The source remains to be pinpointed, but officials hope to locate and quiet it soon to end the yearlong disturbance.
Readable listing shows congressional and state legislative offices with mailing addresses and phone numbers for U S Senator Pete Domenici Jeff Bingaman Bill Richardson and state lawmakers Carlos Cisneros and Frederick Peralta across New Mexico plus federal offices in Washington D C and Santa Fe.
Taos reader Alexandra Lorraine argues in a forum letter that rumors of Holloman base use and Los Alamos plutonium production threaten peace. She criticizes the FAA EIS process for Stealth bomber specs and warns of national defense driven by government and big money, suggesting a fascist drift.
Local discussion at the Human Services building in Taos focused on directing transient homeless individuals toward other areas. Organizers cited burnout among a small group of volunteers and noted most homeless in the area are Anglo, with fewer Hispanics due to close family ties. The lack of local enthusiasm and government action was attributed to this dynamic.
The Taos News Forum and letters discuss homelessness policy in Taos. New Mexico Coalition to End Homelessness argues for transitional housing and economic reintegration, while residents worry over local commitment and urban migration impacts.
Taos in transition recounts two memories that reveal the author’s love for Taos and reasons for returning to live there, alongside a third moment that underscores the town’s fragility and invites reflection.
Residents report high and low altitude military jet flights over Taos multiple times daily. They recall a promise barring Taos airspace from being used as a corridor for maneuvers and seek explanation and potential recourse. Local officials and military authorities are expected to clarify the policy and any remedies for affected residents.
A small Western pipistrel bat named Matt served as a temporary mascot at The Taos News. After initial alarm from staff, local health officials and a private rescuer debated how to handle him. Matt was captured but not harmed, refrigerated for study, and released unharmed after experts confirmed his health.
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