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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 2011
Page
5
Taos County considers alternatives to pre trial confinement for nonviolent offenses after finding costs exceed 3 million annually for detention and jails. Critics cite lengthy incarcerations for bail issues, urging GPS monitoring and remote supervision to save taxpayer money while preserving public safety.
The Taos News announces limits for My Turn submissions including 250 word limits for letters and 750 for My Turns, require original content not published elsewhere, and a daytime phone number with town for attribution. Taos County writers get priority. up to five thankers. one piece per 30 days. deadline Monday noon. photo allowed. email preferred. submissions may be edited. right to reject reserved.
The Taos Lions Club presents a four page insert in the Labor Day Taos News detailing the 2010 2011 fiscal year plans and achievements. Highlights include sponsoring Boy Scout troops, fundraising golf events for eye screening equipment, KidSight screenings rising 30 percent, free rides for Fiestas de Santiago y Santa Ana, and scholarships for Taos High School graduates now named Ernest and Rose Scholarship. Rich Sanders is identified as club president.
Amber Taylor of El Prado outlines the risks of self empowerment as a response to domestic abuse. She argues leaving is the most dangerous time and cautions against misapplied self help theories. She promotes trained advocates and therapists and cites Community Against Violence as the local agency.
Taos writer Ana R. Klenicki reflects on readers labeling others, the danger of quick classifications, and the value of nuanced understanding. She argues against ideological simplification and urges ongoing inquiry as antidote to ignorance.
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