Taos psychiatrist dies in plane crash in snowstorm
Dr. Richard Rosen of Taos perished when his Cessna crashed two miles from Taos airport during a worsening snowstorm. He had radioed friend Jim Cope moments after reporting ice and trouble while en route from Albuquerque. A National Transportation Safety Board investigator noted Rosen could not turn back after surpassing Espafiola.
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Richard Rosen
Taos
Jim Cope
Rosen
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
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Quigley Peterson
Santa
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Arnold Scott
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National Transportation
Taos County to send final notices on three-year solid waste bills
Taos County will mail final notices in English and Spanish next week to about 2,200 residents with delinquent solid waste fees dating back three years. Delinquents face past due charges plus penalties totaling roughly 1.2 million dollars.
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Taos County
Jeanne Elam
Elam
Judge Allows Precinct Elections In Taos County
District Judge Jay Harris ruled the dispute between factions of the Taos County and State Democratic Parties is a political matter not for the courts. The March 4 Taos election will select delegates to the pre primary convention and six central committee members. Dems loyal to Frank Trujillo consider appeals or federal suits to overturn the ruling.
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Jay Harris
Taos County
Democratic Party
Taos
David Alice Garcia
Frank R. “Skitt
Trujillo
Harris
Stands roar at Taos Tigers games
Taos basketball fans pack Otero Gym for home games and road trips. Coach James Branch says most crowd chatter is noise but some advice helps the Tigers. Lady Tigers coach Jim Farrell notes growing support since he took over seven years ago.
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Taos Tiger
James Branch
Branch
Taos
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Lady Tigers
Jim Farrell
Tiger
Farrell
Taos Man Leads Hispanic Peace March Toward Washington
Felipe Cordova, founder of the Hispanic Million Man Peace Marches, plans a march through Espanola on March 6 with hundreds of nortefios to promote Hispanic pride and nonviolence. He aims to take the effort to Washington, D.C., next year to unite Hispanics across Mexican, Cuban, Puerto Rican, and nortefia communities.
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Espafiola
Cordova
Washington, D.C
Taos candidates debate tackles affordability and growth
Town of Taos forum drew about 50 residents as candidates outlined plans to spur growth while protecting the town’s character. Incumbents Erlinda Gonzales and Meliton urged ensuring infrastructure to extend services like sewage to outlying communities amid talks of annexing neighboring areas.
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Town of Taos
Town Hall
Taos County
Erlinda Gonzales
Meliton
Union leader indicted in Taos embezzlement case
Mabel Jeannette, long-time Taos Municipal Schools secretary and Taos Federation of United School Workers treasurer, was arraigned in Eighth Judicial District court on 34 counts of embezzling union funds. The Taos Grand Jury indicted her after a six month state police probe into $33,481.33 in dues from district salaries. She faces 29 fourth-degree felonies, one third-degree felony, three misdemeanors, and one petty misdemeanor, pleaded not guilty, and is held on a $50,000 bond with $1,000 cash. The investigation began last August after inquiries into former local union officials.
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Taos Municipal Schools
Eighth Judicial District Court
Jeannette
Taos Grand
Taos Federation of United School
Jeantette
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