Crimestoppers marks five years of operation and funding
The Taos Crimestoppers group reports over $20,000 remaining from about $22,000 raised, with roughly $2,000 returned to donors. The board explains funds cover rewards and prevention programs, while maintaining strict confidentiality for informants and seeking community tips on crimes from burglary to vandalism.
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Crimestoppers
Crimestoppers Board
Pred Perada
Thic Beling
Tarcero
Harwood funding hangs on Senate hearing
A fragmented report notes proposed appropriations tied to Senate action, with mentions of education, Head Start funding, and rural infrastructure. It references Sen Francisco Conaales and the push to retain tenure provisions, along with local district impacts across Mora, Penascu, and Nambe.
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Sunits
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Mora
Penascu
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Questa
Nambe
Unclear OCR fragment cites names and places in a mixed ad text
Fragmentary OCR reads like a collage of names, places, and fragments of ads or notices. It includes personal names such as Victoria and Sherry, business terms, and scattered location cues, but no coherent event or clear report to summarize.
Fire destroys Martinez home on Rim Road in Hondo-Seco area
A Hondo-Seco volunteer fireman battled a blaze that consumed the Martinez house on Rim Road Monday night February 28. The living area was wiped out and the bedroom damaged extensively. Fire officials deem the home a total loss and crews returned at 5:30 a.m. Tuesday to quell remaining flames.
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Martinez
Rim Road
Hondo-Seco
Stolen Ring and Cash From El Pueblo Lodge Owner Residence
Police seek burglars who stole a gold seven-diamond ring valued at 1100 dollars, 200 dollars in cash, and a 50 dollar digital clock from Mike Rice, El Pueblo Motor Lodge owner. Entry was through an unlocked east end sliding door on Theodora Street. Rice said he left to play tennis and cash was in his bedroom pocket. Also missing: about 40 dollars in loose change from another location. Separate report notes a 62-dollar TV antenna stolen from John Hinton’s vehicle in Nixona, Texas, in the Holiday Inn lot between 9:20 p.m. Jan. 23 and 9:20 a.m. Jan. 24. Both thefts remain under investigation.
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Mike Rice
el Pueblo Motor Lodge
John Hinton
Nixona
Texas
Holiday Inn
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Aligh Taweilfig
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Victoria B. Sherry
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KIT Carson Electric Cooperative, Inc
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