Taos News contact and staff directory notice
Taos News provides contact details for editorial and advertising departments, listing phone, fax, and addresses. It includes editor Fri¢ Hedlund, publisher Chris Baker, and multiple staff members with roles from advertising to circulation and special projects.
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Fa residents push for public access to Devisadero Trail
Piedmont residents Fay Fa and Sabine Wilms said they have little access to the Devisadero Trail as a Forest Service road near their homes is closed to pedestrians. They cite vandalism and safety concerns, met with Chavez to urge reopening, plan a meeting June 29 to press for access and a long term solution.
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Subdivision water rules tighten limits and protections
New subdivision regulations set a 0.5 acre feet annual water cap for single well or shared wells, with reductions in stream corridors. Developers must prove a long term water supply, share wells, obtain water rights, and implement road maintenance. fire protection via 30,000 gallon supply and interior sprinklers may be required on steep or long access roads. Additional provisions cover title disclosure, bond or credit for improvements, and mobile home park design standards.
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Proposed penalties under New Mexico subdivision rules
The draft regulations outline penalties for violations: landowners face civil penalties up to $500 for utilities installed before permits. four subdividers missing the compliance schedule risk loss of selling rights. developers may be fined up to $5,000 per parcel under the act. material violations carry misdemeanors with fines up to $10,000 and up to one year in jail, with second violations becoming fourth degree felonies up to $25,000 and 18 months. county draft violations carry fines up to $300 and 90 days imprisonment. Cornelia de Bruin
Independence Day Events Across Eagle Nest and Taos Valley
Several area Fourth of July festivities run Friday from dawn to 6 p.m. at the Eagle Nest Senior Center with a 2 p.m. parade along Therma Drive and a 9 p.m. fireworks show sponsored by the Eagle Nest Chamber of Commerce at Eagle Nest Lake. Taos Ski Valley hosts a 2 p.m. celebration featuring a parade, rubber duck race, and water polo challenge. Other regional events for the weekend are listed on Page A13 and in Tempo today.
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Warning on promotional plans for subdivision rules
Cornelia de Bruin warns subdividers under county proposals about illegal common promotional plans. The notice defines schemes by a single subdivider or joined groups offering land for sale or lease as a common unit or by a common name to avoid subdivision laws. It outlines steps to avoid being drawn into such plans.
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Questa school board selects Romero for superintendent post
The Questa school board chose Romero over three finalists on Tuesday night and he accepted Wednesday morning. A Santa Fe native and 1976 St Michael’s High School graduate, Romero has 18 years in New Mexico public schools with degrees from NMSU and UNM. He taught at La Cueva and served as coach and assistant principal there, and later held roles at Moriarty, Hatch, and Lordsburg schools before returning to Northern New Mexico. He spoke of the district’s fit and family details include his bilingual wife and two daughters. Bernie Torres praised the choice, saying the panel weighed four candidates, including state Rep. Bobby Gonzales and others.
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