Taos Zodiac Horoscope Weekly Guide
Taos stars speak of sacred ground and rising energy as Aries through Pisces share guidance. Taos: Taurus finds ease. Gemini urged to invest wisely. Cancer hints at rejuvenation. Leo welcomes sunrise inspiration. Virgo senses intuitive bursts. Libra doubts self after gains. Scorpio notes personal crisis. Sagittarius vitality returns. Capricorn relaxes yet productive. Aquarius ready for autumn and winter. Pisces finds mental pleasure and blessed companionship.
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Taos County Grazing Fees Increase to $15
Taos County Grazing Association raises annual fees by $10 to $15 starting July 1, per county extension agent Roberto Apodaca. The funds will partly finance a new dipping vat to control insects harmful to livestock, available to all members. For details call 758-3982.
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Taos County
UNM Alumni Association names new leaders and reappoints Sahd
Pete Sahd of Penasco was re appointed to UNM Alumni Association Executive Committee after being elected to the board last year. At the spring meeting Stan Hultberg became president, succeeding Peggy Ritchie. Hultberg, a 1964 UNM graduate and Albuquerque businessman, leads the 14 member body that governs monthly.
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Pete Sahd
Penasco
University of New Mexico Alumni Association
Sahd
Stan Hultberg
Peggy Ritchie
Hultberg
UNM
Albuquerque
Taos High seniors named National Commended Scholars
Five Taos High School graduates are listed in the National Register of Commended Scholars. The honorees Terry J. Chester Peggy E. Duran Douglas E. Farrow Chris D. Ortega and Juliet M. Rynear all boast GPAs above 3.5 and are Honor Society members. The Register credits high achieving students who pursue a difficult path of self denial personal effort and accomplishment.
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Taos High School
National Register of Commended Scholars
Terry J. Chester
Peggy E. Duran
Douglas E. Farrow
Chris D. Ortega
Juliet M. Rynear
Register
National Foundation of Commended Scholars
Weekend Weather Outlook With Dry Heat Predicted
National Weather Service forecasts hot and dry conditions this weekend with little wind. Highs near the upper 80s and lows around the upper 40s. Last week saw a high of 91 on Friday June 23 and Sunday June 25, with a 47 degree low on Thursday June 22. Precipitation recorded at 0.2 inches on Tuesday June 27.
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