Taos to resume hauling sludge to Rio Rancho landfill
Taos plans to begin transporting treated solid waste to Rio Rancho after receiving a roll-off truck months late. Town Manager Daniel Miera says the move saves about $30,000 monthly versus outsourcing to Waste Management.
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Taos Town Council backs trapping ban on public lands
The Taos Town Council unanimously passes a non binding resolution calling for a ban on steel jaw and other traps on New Mexico public lands. Judge Peggy Nelson and Anita Goodman describe dog injuries from traps near San Cristóbal and Carson National Forest as proof of risk to people and pets. The measure cites inhumane trap effects and urges action to protect tourists and locals. State enforcement notes traps must be checked every 24 hours and properly marked, with about 2000 fur bearer licenses issued annually at $20.
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Break-ins at downtown Taos shops raise alarm
Burglars hit several downtown Taos businesses near Bent Street and Taos Plaza early Wednesday morning June 29. Windows and doors were damaged as thieves sought cash and valuables. some stores reported thefts from cash drawers while others were left largely intact.
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Luisa Gelenter
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