Taos Holy Cross Hospital faces sale amid financial crisis
Doctors accuse Presbyterian Medical Services of mismanagement at Holy Cross Hospital Taos urging new ownership or management. PMS considers sale of a facility worth over two million dollars while exploring a municipal bond to curb debt. Public deserves transparency and Taos residents must face rising hospital costs.
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Taos Plaza Flower Theft Sparks Civic Critique
Rick Rosen of Taos laments repeated thefts of hanging flower baskets at Taos Plaza. He notes 15 baskets stolen after being hung with rope in 1978, then five of 15 stolen with chain and wire, and three more after wiring in 1979. He condemns the thief or thieves and appeals for civic pride.
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New Mexico Music Festival Set to Boost Taos Summer Economy
Taos faces fewer tourists this summer as gas fears depress travel but the New Mexico Music Festival aims to draw 85 students and faculty for five weeks from July 21 to August 26. With 25 concerts, the event could revive local trade and attract a new wave of visitors.
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Gonzales disqualified in mysterious wall case
Taos News readers debate circulation of the Mysterious Wall feature with letters from Gonsales alleging Forest Service negligence. The exchange touches on local tourism, the New Mexico Music Festival at Taos, and a June house fire prompting corrections from Maggie C. Wymond.
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Ancestors of Paul H. Martinez Shaped Valdez History
An 1880 photograph by Henry Weimer shows Paul H. Martinez's ancestors. His great ancestor, Carlos Prando from Italy, settled in Valdez and ran a flour mill. He helped open land up Hondo Canyon and Italianos Canyon bears his name. His daughter Mercy married Juan Antonio Valdez, the town’s first postmaster. The community’s name changed after Valdez branded the post office with his name. Martinez recently repurchased the family property on Rio Hondo below Hacienda de San Roberto.
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Rape Is Not A Nice Guy Says Taos Group
A Taos community group asserts that rape is a power and aggression act, not a result of a “nice guy.” They challenge lenient sentences and urge recognition of rape as aggression regardless of the offender’s status or charm.
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