Pot Creek Cultural Site Guided Tours In Taos Area
Richard Merimeéjo of Picuris Pueblo conducts tours of the Pot Creek Cultural Site from 10 am to 5 pm Wednesday through Sunday. The kiva and pueblo were restored by Forest Service staff and volunteers, including Taos and Picuris Pueblo Indians. Plaques along a one mile trail describe daily life in the voyaged homeland. The site lies six miles from Taos on the north side of State Road 518. Groups of 15 or more should call 758-6200 to arrange extra guides.
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Taos to move most trade fairs off Taos Plaza to Kit Carson Park
Taos Mayor Fred Peralta said a new ordinance would cap trade fairs on Taos Plaza to Spring Arts Fall Arts Taos Fiestas and perhaps a couple more with the rest moved to Kit Carson Park. Merchants complained of lost sales with 85 percent of Memorial Day vendors from out of state as town staff review fire codes and access. Local officials note costs to close and clean the plaza are high while fairs aim to boost local arts and crafts.
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Fred Peralta
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Ken Blair
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Taos Outdoor Recreation Association
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Taos County reports small accounting glitch not serious
Taos County Treasurer’s Office faces a minor reconciliation issue after a 20 year employee’s retirement and a new bookkeeper’s unfamiliarity with government accounting. DFA and budget director say the glitch is small, with a $1,644 unreconciled difference, and a full reconciliation expected by June. County officials insist there is nothing to hide and welcome legitimate scrutiny.
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Samuel Montoya
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Bernadine Garcia
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Rubana Montoya
New Mexico Association of Counties
Taos County Evaluates Subdivision Ordinance With Outside Group
A small panel of practitioners and citizens reviews a county subdivision ordinance. Meetings on June 14 and June 21 aim to craft an ordinance with environmental and economic impact reviews. The moratorium expires July 23, prompting decisions on extensions or wholesale changes and public hearings.
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Coplainer Charna Staten
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