Evans Fernandez win Taos Town Council race in landslide
Taos natives Nathaniel Evans and Darren Fernandez won the Taos Town Council contest on March 1 in a field of 11. They defeated Meliton Struck, Pasqualito Maestas and Pavel Lukes as Evans claimed one of the largest margins in recent races, aided by strong ground game. Evans, a Taos Charter School teacher, highlighted housing and youth opportunities as priorities, thanking supporters and noting a learning curve on council duties.
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Taos
Nathaniel Evans
Darren Fernandez
Politico Meliton
Pascualito Maestas
Pavel Lukes
Evans
Montserrat Oyanedel Tolmo
Matthew van Buren
Taos Charter School
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Taos Teams Set For Playoff Runs In Regional Showdowns
Taos boys and girls basketball teams prep for playoff matchups with West Las Vegas and St. Michael’s while Questa heads to Mora for its playoff game. Taos Ice Tigers aim for state tournament berth in Taos. Also on sports page, obituaries note deaths of Margarita Lucia Pacheco of Taos on Feb 22, Florence Rael of Questa on Feb 27, Deacon Clarence DeLozier on Feb 26, Vicente Martinez of Taos on Feb 24, Pete Farrow of Tucumcari on Feb 20, Robert Martinez of Taos on Feb 21.
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West Las Vegas
St. Michael's
Questa
Mora
Taos Ice Tigers
Margarita Lucia Pacheco
Florence E. Rael
Clarence Patrick DeLozier
Vicente Montaner Martinez
Alvan Edward “Pete” Farrow
Tucumcari
Robert N. Martinez
Taos News Department Summary Note
Taos New Mexico edition summarizes local pages across five sections and eighty four pages. Copyright shows 2016. The Taos News publishes regional updates in a compact community newspaper format.
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Holy Cross seeks mill levy to stabilize fragile finances
Holy Cross Hospital faces long running losses with audits showing more than $21 million in deficits from 2010 to 2015. Officials urge a temporary mill levy to generate about $5 million over four years to fund infrastructure and equipment, while ongoing care remains tied to government insurance reimbursements that fall short of costs. Early voting already underway with over 1,300 ballots cast and Election Day set for March 8.
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Holy Cross Hospital
Bill Patten
Patten
Holy Cross
Steve Rozenboom
New Mexico Supreme Court reprimands DA and judge
The New Mexico Supreme Court reprimanded district attorney Donald Gallegos of Taos and former prosecutor Emilio Chavez, now a district judge, over 94 subpoenas issued in 2012-2013 without judge or grand jury approval. The board said the practice skirted oversight. defense argued it was a legal gray area to expedite investigations.
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New Mexico Supreme Court
Eighth Judicial District
Donald Gallegos
Taos
Emilio Chavez
Susana Martinez
Chavez
Eighth Judicial District Court
Raton
New Mexico Supreme Court Disciplinary Board
Tors
Gallegos
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Taos Plans Forum On Controversial Rezoning Proposal
Taos will host an informational forum on a rezoning plan for about 20 acres near Paseo del Pueblo Sur. The March 3 session 6 to 8 p.m. at Town Council Chambers will include a staff presentation and a Q&A. The goal is guiding development south of the historic district. approval hinges on Planning and Zoning Commission recommendation and Town Council vote.
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Civic Plaza Drive
Paseo del Pueblo Sur
Siler
Los Pandos
Quesnel
Taos Planning and Zoning Commission
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