Walk raises twenty one thousand for local cancer support
The For the Health of It! Community Walk and 5K Fun Run drew 275 participants, raising $21,500 for Holy Cross Hospital Helping Hands Fund to aid local families affected by cancer. The event at Taos Eco Park included a 5K route with support from Taos Police and Rocky Mountain Youth Corps.
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Taos webcam draws thousands watching Las Conchas wildfire
Brown Rice Internet owners reported 11 000 viewers in 24 hours for a webcam at Pajarito Mountain Ski Area showing Las Conchas wildfire. 3 764 watched Sunday and 9 830 by 3 30 p.m. Monday. Staff fixed bugs caused by the surge.
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New Mexico man arrested in Minnesota on child porn charges
William Cook a former Taos resident fled sentencing May 23 after 16 counts of sexual exploitation of children including distribution manufacturing and possession. He was arrested June 22 in Buffalo Minnesota by U.S. Marshals and awaits extradition to New Mexico to begin his sentence. The investigation involved the New Mexico Attorney General's Office Santa Fe County Sheriff's Office and U.S. Marshals Service.
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Chevron mine official resigns from water panel
Edward Clah, a Chevron mine technician manager, was named by Gov. Susana Martinez to a 14 member water quality board but is resigning, prompting a new selection. Concerns about conflicts of interest and eligibility due to his Chevron ties are noted by environmental groups and lawmakers.
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New Mexico proposes tighter trapping rules near roads and campgrounds
The state Game Commission weighs changes to the trapping and fur bearer rule raising trap setback from 25 to 50 yards from roads and trails and adjusting campground distances. A second option would ban setting steel traps on public lands unless permitted by statute. Proposals available at the agency site.
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