Vigil faces new forgery charges in New Mexico case
County assessor Senaida Vigil is indicted on four counts of forging deeds to Wisehart property and tampering with public records and evidence. A Taos County grand jury returned the indictment on June 21 as prosecutors pursue removal from office and possible suspension for Vigil, whose term ends December 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senaida Vigil
Donaldo‘Tiny” Martinez
Las Vegas
Vigil
Elia Romero
Romero
Taos County
Michael Kauffman
Santa Fe
Dennis Murphy
Martinez
George
Alice Wisehart
Wiseharts
Mary Lou Vigil
Bernadette Vigil
C.C. Vigil
New Mexico
Millicent Rogers Museum to unveil new wing in Taos
The Millicent Rogers Museum will open its expanded wing and remodeled facilities Sunday as Taos News presents Building for the Future, a special supplement. Weather notes show a warm forecast through Saturday with possible afternoon and evening thundershowers near the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millicent Rogers
Taos News
Taos
National Weather Service
Taos budget pauses ambulance funding lingering at deadline
Taos County officials moved to approve a 61 000 fire tax and 49 000 general fund addition for ambulance service but two commissioners blocked action at 11th hour. Debate centers on private meetings and pending raises as Taos faces potential ambulance shutdowns and a six month hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Finance
Eli Herrera
Fidel Martinez
Sheraton Inn
Santa Fe
Frank Doppler
James Duran
Roy Martinez
Martinez
Herrera
Ficer
DFA
Taos County Association of Paramedic Professionals
Questa and Penasco
Questa and
Penasco
Christopher Knox
Questa Ambulance
Douglas Swain
Taos Ambulance
Taos
Knox
Commission
Swain
Taos Our Lady of Guadalupe Church celebrates 150th mural unveiling
Our Lady of Guadalupe church in Taos marks 150 years since its parish dedication with a July 1 mural unveiling painted by William Couch and carved frame by Robert Lavadie. Events include outdoor Masses in Pueblo and Taos, a fun run with a kiddie division, vespers, a July 4 Mass and barbecue, fireworks, and a lithograph print sale planned for December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Romero
Taos
Guadalupe Plaza
North America
Mexico
Robert Lavadie
the Pueblo
Taos Council to act on resignations and firing
Taos Town Council planned to accept the resignations of David Silva, public works director, who moves to Wilson Engineering in Albuquerque, and Janet Martinez, public works secretary who will reportedly stay in Taos. The council also targeted the firing of sanitation supervisor Fred Coca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos
David Silva
Janet Martinez
Silva
Wilson Engineering
Albuquerque
Martinez
Fred Coca
Taos Ambulance Sues County Over Unpaid Contract Debt
Taos Ambulance Service Inc has filed a breach of contract suit against the Taos County Board of County Commissioners seeking 6544 dollars plus interest from the date of first refusal and attorneys fees. The case, filed June 22 in district court, notes a 102000 dollar county contract for ambulance service and alleges 6544 dollars remains unpaid after Taos Ambulance Service Inc secured the contract prior to Taos County Association of Paramedic Professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armando Jaramillo
Taos Ambulance Service, Inc
Board of County Commissioners
Taos County Association of Paramedic Professionals
Cummings Indicted in Slaying of George Track
Robert Donald Cummings, also known as Bill Anderson and Don, is indicted for the March murder of Indian sculptor George Abran Track. At large, he was last seen with a man in biker garb leaving a Taos bar. Grand Jury witnesses included officer Cordova and several named locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos County
Robert Donald Cummings
George Abran
Cummings
Bill Anderson
Don
Track
Taos
Gonzales faces cocaine charges in Taos County indictment
Gilbert E. Gonzales, 37, is charged with possession of a controlled substance in an indictment handed down last week by the Taos County Grand Jury. The indictment states he was found in possession of cocaine on April 16. Additionally, Roman Franken faces a separate indictment for issuing a worthless check. Franken, doing business as Cedar Crest Excavation, allegedly paid Felix Gomez $2,000 with the check for an equipment trailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert E. Gonzales
Taos County
Grand Jury
Roman Franken
Franken
Cedar Crest Excavation
Felix Gomez
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