Loose Horses Provoke Taos County Heads Up
Frieda Lumly, a Taos County resident, has two dozen unbranded horses roaming west of the Rio Grande Gorge for over six months. Neighbors, a sheep rancher, the livestock inspector, and two federal agencies struggle to locate her and address water and feed shortages. Deputy Mora, sole Taos livestock inspector, explains impounding requires care for owners’ rights and proper facilities, as horses are chased from public lands and some are recovered while others remain missing.
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Frieda Lumly
Taos County
Rio Grande Gorge
Lumly
Two-Peaks
Bureau. of.Land
U.S. Forest Service
Dee Dee Vigil
Vigil
Frieda
Gary Mora
BLM
Forest
Mora
Samale
Rio Arriba
Colfax
C. Hand
Snowpack drops. Taos County braces for drought effects
Daniel Ruiz of eee Resources Conservation reports snowpack well below normal across Taos County as winter nears its end. He warns spring runoff will be scarce, irrigation water short, and domestic wells impacted due to warmer temperatures and rapid melt.
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Daniel Ruiz
The
Eee Resources Conservation
Ruiz
Taos County
Taos Pueblo Eyes Kachina Lodge Purchase For Economic Boost
Taos Pueblo Tribal Council agrees to pursue buying the 118 room Kachina Lodge, plus bar and convention hall, aiming to broaden tourism revenue. Taos Pueblo Enterprises awaits final signoff while assessing the undisclosed offer and deposit return timeline. The move seeks jobs and a broader economic base, leveraging tourist traffic and tribal events.
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Taos Pueblo
Taos
Taos Pueblo Tribalig Council
Taos Pueblo Enterprises
Nelson Cordova
Carl Concha
Taos Mountain Casino
Kachina Lodge
Taos Pueblo Enterprise Board
Archi
Arroyos school to get 10,000 gallon tank aid
State approves aid to Taos Municipal School District to install a 10,000 gallon water tank at Arroyos Del Norte Elementary by end of March after a Feb inspection warned of closure. Engineer plans were due Feb 26 and must align with Honda-Seco and Taos volunteer fire units while a National Guard tanker of 9,000 gallons is available in the interim.
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Taos Municipal
Arroyos del Norte
George Chavez
Chavez
Mark Hogan
Honda-Seco
Taos
New Mexico National Guard
Three men sentenced in stabbing case with multiple defendants
A series of sentences were handed down Friday in a stabbing incident involving three men. One received 15 years while others faced terms for second degree murder and related charges. Names and exact roles remain unclear due to fragmented text.
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Sania
Nelson
Zough
Padilla
Harare
Protests Over Bank Rules Spark Debate On Transactions
Protests surface as a proposed federal banking rule could force banks to report customers deemed to engage in unusual transactions. The Libertarian notes such scrutiny could affect work or casino winnings, while FDIC spokesman Steve Katsanos says only highly unusual transactions would trigger investigations.
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Federal Deposit Ins. Corporation
FDIC
Steve Katsanos
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