Taos shown as blighted by litter and shifting growth
A longtime Taos resident laments growing blight and disarray in Taos core areas. He cites broken glass, junk, derelict trailers, rotting billboards, and road-scape decay from overlook to plaza. He argues local governance enables sprawl and neglect and questions tourism appeal.
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Taos
Quail Ridge
Rio Grande Gorge
Ranchos de Taos
Martinez Hacienda
Plaza
Los Angeles
el Prado
Taos George Bridge
Tower
Owr
Blueberry Hill Road
Albuquerque
Taos Visitors Grow Frustrated with Local Environment
The writer laments Taos's appeal weakening as visitors compare it unfavorably to Colorado. He criticizes local environmentalists and urges action to improve the town’s condition and progress. Daniel H. Houck is identified as a Jesie Albuquerque.
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Taos
Colorado
Ronnally
County to Act on Tough Animal Control Proposals
Taos County commissioners are urged to back a task force plan to curb pet overpopulation. Proposals include neuter or spay proof for adopted shelter animals, licensing for pets over three months, a $100 breeder permit, and counted dog and wolf-hybrid rules. The panel also suggests restricting litters and ending in-store puppy giveaways, aiming to curb loose animals and accountability gaps while anticipating public reaction.
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Tee Committee
Nembbers
Diane Rhodes
Taos County
Taos pool reopens after roof removal uncovers flaw
Reopening of Taos Municipal Swimming Pool on June 15 follows roof removal that exposed a construction flaw risking users since the 1972 build. The issue centers on concert block walls not tied to horizontal roof supports, prompting safety scrutiny and reparations.
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Taos Municipal
Save Our Spring forms to address Klayer Spring water clash
Citizens near Carson and West Mesa confront BLM over plans to close Klayer Spring a major water source. A March 23 meeting revealed the agency’s stance, sparking confusion and agitation as residents band together as Save Our Spring SOS to improve communication and coordinate action with federal state and local groups.
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Bureau of Land Management
BLM
Klayer Spring
Carson
West-Mesa
BEM
Lis
Klaugr
Garson
West
Mesa
N Hon Pecan
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Daniel H. Houck
Eis
Alice Kooper
Daniel H. Houck Is
Jésie Albuquerque
Boronia
Tate County
Mas Antes
Taos County Juvenile Detention Center
Indian Claims Commission
Washington, D.C
Blue Lake Forest
Jaramillo Geronimo Trujillo
Sef €Rino Martinez
U.S. Forest Service
the Taos News
Sucesor de el Crepuscula
Padre Antonio José Martinga
Chris Jabs
Robin Marti
Siewepaper
United States
National Newspaper Association of America
Cropinmuia
Albright Gi
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