DWI enforcement boosts need for cash in New Mexico
Editorial urges tougher enforcement against drunk driving in New Mexico. It highlights rising DWI caseloads in Taos County, praises the DWI compliance program led by Johnny Rodelo, and notes funding gaps. The piece calls for permanent funding and more money from the state to sustain two to three monitors. It urges readers to contact state representatives and the governor.
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New Mexico
Taos County
Betty Martinez
Ernie Ortega
Magistrate Court
Johnny Rodelo
Radelo
Brenda Archuleta
Rodelo
Archuleta
DWI
Taos High picks new head coach amid search
Years ago at Taos High School the head football coach position remained open after Dewey Bohling was not rehired. Two names, Anthony Gutierrez and Ernie Lopez, emerged while the school board planned to decide at the July meeting. Tiger fans hoped for improved results after a 6-4 season 2-3 in district. Patricia Hardy earned Grand National taekwondo forms title in Little Rock Ark with two perfect nine scores among 3,000 competitors.
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Dewey Bohling
Warant
Veumanats
Anthony Gutierrez
Bohling
Ernie Lopez
Leonila Serna
Tiger
Patricia Hardy
Taos
Little Rock
Ark
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Foster and Adoptive Parent Recruitment in Taos Scene
A Taos foster and adoptive parent recruiter thanks local press for coverage featuring Chris Medina. The letter to the Santa Fe archbishop decries the closing of San Francisco de Asis School in Ranchos de Taos, linking education, faith, and community to future vitality.
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Taos
Chris Medina
Taos Cyfd
Taos News
Margaret McKinney
Foster & Adoptive Parent
Region 2
Children, Youth & Families Department
Santa Fe
San Francisco de Asis
Ranchos de Taos
John Paul II
Catholic education alive in Taos laments national politics
A Taos reader argues for strong Christian education to level social inequities while criticizing the Bush administration and media coverage of Iraq. The writer contends modern complacency erodes civic effort as families grieve fallen soldiers and questions national leadership.
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Taos
Mary Baca
Olgain
Jon Stewart
Los Angeles Times
Peter Wallsten
Karl Rove
Bush
Wallsten
Baghdad
Ereen
Iraq
Lions Eye Van free testing praised by Taos Lions Club
A letter to Holy Cross Hospital CEO Kean Spellman commends the May 26 free eye testing event for diabetic patients organized by Susan Kargula and colleagues with the Taos Lions Club. Lions members including Dr Morrison praise the efficient community service at the Wellness Center.
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Holy Cross Hospital
Kean Spellman
New Mexico
Taos Catholic school closes leaving community in mourning
Taos ends San Francisco de Asis School after 1980 reopening and dwindling enrollment to 74 K-8 students. Deborah Anglada, longtime volunteer principal, describes closure as a community death amid social tensions and escalating local violence and neglect.
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