NMHS Visits Align With Election Descriptions At Garry News
The article lists staff roles for the News at 226 Albight St including owners Rabb Martin and Kathleen Weinger, with editor Jerry Palla, sports editor Mike Stauffer and many contributors. It outlines departments from circulation to advertising, design, and prepress, naming personnel such as Renée Romers, Sandra Mariner, Eric Hedlund, and Jom Cervenak among others.
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Taos Town Council to consider annexing 180 acres
The Taos Town Council will review a proposal to annex 180 acres owned by Cunningham Properties Leas at its June 18 meeting. A June 13-19 edition reported a July 16 consideration, with Planning Director Sarah Backus stating the alternate date.
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Town trims costs as waste fees rise and staff get raises
Town Manager Gus Cardova announced higher tipping fees at the land fill rising from 20 to 29.50 per ton to cover environmental costs ahead of expanded capacity. Residential bills would climb from 2.39 to 2.44 monthly while large commercial users face about 20 more dollars for six pickups weekly. The council approved a 5 percent average raise funded by a salary study, with two to three employees receiving over 30 percent increases. A new professional services contract ceiling of 20,000 was set, and IT staff changes included promoting Reuben Martinez to IT manager and hiring Michael Rael. Parks security officer Roberto Molina was named employee of the month after aiding six-year-old Odalis Pereira after a motorcycle accident, with Molina helping cover travel costs for Odalis’ parents to Albuquerque.
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Taos County Hums Up Animal Control Funding and Rules
Taos County considers a funding request of $30,000 for the Humane Society and outlines a broader animal control plan. The proposed ordinance raises licensing, breeder permits, and kennel regulations, with higher fees and a five day hold period, plus owner reimbursements for impound costs. County Manager Morrison notes funding decisions await the next fiscal year and emphasizes duties to prevent roaming animals.
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Taos school plan refines campus upgrades amid concerns
Taos district hears Enos Garcia teachers and parents urging concrete proposals for the campus as mold and asbestos concerns surface from an environmental study. Teachers say downtown site supports special-needs students and community living skills, while officials push refined, actionable plans.
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