Taos Power Outage Hits Plaza Area For Hours
A section of Taos lost power for about two and a half hours Tuesday after a support cable on a nearby pole snapped and shorted live lines. About 500 customers were affected as the outage reached the plaza Lower Ranchitos and El Prado areas. Utilities triggered an automatic shutoff and power returned around 2 15 p.m. quoted spokesman Martin Martinez and local official Maxwell.
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Metaphysical fair debuts in Taos
The Taos Metaphysical and Holistic Fair opens June 30 and July 1 at the Anglada Building with free admission 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Taos Spirit Metaphysical Shop sponsor Yvette Saint-Villiers presents on site readings spiritual counseling astrology numerology palmistry tarot runes and more plus aura photos goddess art sacred geometry crystals massage bioenergetics aroma therapy and organic foods. Performers include Taos resident Lisanne Cole with Trance Ported and Michael Reese of Guitarscapes. vendors hail from Taos Santa Fe Albuquerque and Colorado cities Denver Boulder Manitou Springs Woodward Park Pueblo Crestone.
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Crestone
Perfect student Alicia Cisneros earns state recognition
Alicia Cisneros, 12, daughter of Randy and Tina Cisneros of Questa, has maintained perfect grades and perfect attendance for seven years while excelling in volleyball and basketball with the Questa Bobcats. She received a certificate of Recognition from the New Mexico Legislature, inspiring her to pursue 12 more years of schooling.
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State Senate
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Carlos R. Cisneros
Margaret Larragotte
Cornelia de Bruin
County surplus could top 2M for current year
County mgr Robert D Morrison told commissioners the county could finish the current fiscal year $2.6 million in the black driven by a General Fund and Road Fund surplus. He cited various departments with substantial unused budget percentages and noted Road Fund’s May balance near its recent high. Morrison proposed potential shifts to free about $400k to $500k for the General Fund by trimming the Indigent Fund and adjusting administration fees while awaiting DFA input on the 2002 budget, amid concerns over solid waste arrears and Lodger’s Taxes use.
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Taos Pueblo Officer Lefthand Charged With DWI
Taos Pueblo Police officer Gary Lefthand, 35, says he remains on unchanged duty after a June 5 arrest for aggravated DWI with a .17 breath test. He disclosed personal problems, including a child's injury, led to the incident and says he signed a resignation June 6 before rescinding days later. He must appear in Magistrate Court by July 5.
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