Help Taos Co-op Reach Quorum At Annual Meeting
Editorial urges Taos residents to attend the Kit Carson Electric Cooperative annual meeting on June 22 at Taos Junior High School to vote, shape bylaws, and potentially create an educational trust from unclaimed capital credits totaling about 50 000 to 70 000 dollars. Attendees receive a 10 dollar bill credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luis Reyes
Kit Carson Electric Cooperative
Reyes
Kit Carson Electric
Taos
Co-Op
Angel Fire
Questa
Red River
Lawmakers Addresses and Contact Numbers Listed
Lawmakers addresses and phone numbers provided for U S Sen Pete Domenici Jeff Bingaman and Rep Bill Richardson along with State Sen Carlos Cisneros and State Rep Robert Gonzales including Santa Fe Taos and Washington and district office details and emails for official contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Pete Domenici
S. Federal Place
Santa Fe
Hart Senate
Washington
D.C
Senator
Domenici
Senate
Jeff Bingaman
E. Marcy St
Hart Building
Washington, D.C
Bingaman
Rayburn House
House
Carlos Cisneros
Laplaza
Taos
Robert Gonzales
Gonzales
Forum letter questions Mesa Vista bond failure and management
The author challenges Vernon Jaramillo's May 16 Your Turn in The Taos News, arguing the issue is mismanagement not tax burden. They compare mill levy results to prior failures, accuse bias, and raise concerns about hiring practices, personal motives, and trust in the district, while acknowledging some Mesa Vista educators are good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Jaramillo
Taos News
Mesa Vista
Forum
The
Box U
Taos
Taos News Forum policy and reader letters debate
A long reader letter segment outlines submission rules for Letters To The Forum at Taos News plus a batch of grievances and acknowledgments. Names include Walter Kelso John Paternoster Francisco Gonzales Orlando Gurule and Reyn aldo Lujan with references to Taos area towns and institutions, DARE program, and local services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
el Poder Nuestro
Francisco
EL Comanche
Gonzales
Ranchos de Taos
Controversy Over Religion in Schools Sparks Public Debate
Kay Brown of Arroyo Hondo decries removal of religious references from schools, citing the First Thanksgiving Proclamation and criticizing the ACLU. She argues teachers like Dee Todd provide factual answers on religion, urging readers to research and defend the nation’s spiritual heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Todd
American Civil Liberties Union
Todd
U.S
United States
ACLU
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Joanne Cross
Kathleen Weinzeil
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Seth Bullington
Kristi Clark
Amy Cole
Amy Cordova
Alisa Duncan
Nova Billen
Kari Erkkila
Jeanie Hager
Dorie Hagler
Christi George
Phaedra Greenwood
Luella Kramer
Robin Kring
Renee Martinez
Staci Matlock
Cliff Mondragon
Tammy Morin
Jerry Padilla
Robm Padilla
Lisa Paulick
Rick Romancito
Tempo
Mike Stauffer
Sandra Vigil
Espafiola
Albuquerque
USPA
Taos County
Moreno Valley
New Mexico
P.O
el Crepusculo, Inc
Taos News Sucesor de
el Crepusculo
Furidado
Padre Antonio José Martinez
Orlando Gurule
Tres Piedras
Sammy Pacheco
John Paternoster
Chet Walter
State of
First Judicial District
Paternoster
Chama Land and Cattle Company
Malcolm] Kelso
Dare
Gerald Nailor
Pueblo of
Picuris
Picuris Pueblo
Ranchos
Pefiasco
Arroyo Seco
Taos Pueblo
Ruben “Niter” Martinez
Martinez
Coca-Cola
Seven- Up
Tina Kitchen
Kachina Lodge
Garden Restaurant
el Taosero
Mainstreet Bakery
Ricky’s
Domino’s
Rio del Norte
Smith's
Quality Inn
Furr’s
Questa High School
Lucy Medina
Mary Ann McCann
Diane Dorsey
Casa Fresen Bakery
Pizza Emergency
Lisa Gordon
Copy Queen
Julia Valerio
Reynaldo P. Lujan
Continental Congress
Henry Laurens
Jesus Christ
Kay Brown
Arroyo Hondo
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