Editorial: a conscience call on Taos County cold cases
The Taos County editorial urges resolving long unsolved killings and disappearances. It notes Fritz Vialpando's 1995 murder, missing and dead neighbors, and other taunted cases, urging witnesses to come forward or contact Taos County Crime Stoppers at (575) 758-HALT.
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Andrew Oxford
Barbara Holik
Keith “Egg” Landwermeyer
Michael Riddle
Harvey Dale Fernandez
Pefiasco
Taos
Effie Sanchez
Earl Gonzales
Clarissa
Jeffrey King
Tres Piedras
Fidel Contreras
Tim Johnson
Fernandez
el Crepusculo
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Taos News My Turn guidelines for writers and submissions
The Taos News outlines submission rules for My Turn pieces including word limits of 250 for letters and 750 for My Turn essays, originality required, daytime contact number for authorship confirmation, and a one to two line bio. Anonymous submissions are not allowed, Taos County writers get priority, up to five thank yous, one item per 30 days, deadline Monday noon, photo allowed, email preferred, pieces may be edited, and the paper reserves rights to reject.
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Taos Sky Concerns and Political Letters Highlight Divides
A Taos reader laments jet contrail overflights and blue sky quality while urging local media to investigate aviation patterns. The letter also weighs in on national politics, contrasting Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton on taxes, banks, and foreign policy, and questions media coverage of Kissinger and potential indictments.
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Taos forum questions corporate influence on town plans
Taos residents voiced concern that local government favors corporations over community needs. They cited plans for a new airport and private governance, urging investigation into how funds might be diverted to farmland purchases and food preservation, naming online sources and a Taos resident contact.
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Consei Pasture Forum
Taos
Santa Fe
Sedona
Arizona
DOT
USFS
Taos Pueblo
Taos Land Trust celebrates 28 years of conservation work
Taos Land Trust marks 28 years of protecting Taos Valley landscapes by partnering with private landowners and public agencies. The group educates, facilitates, and uses tax tools to keep ranches productive, preserves wetlands and riparian habitats, and engages in a community mapping initiative with the Trust for Public Land to set land and trail priorities. The board, led by executive director Ss Jones, invites continued public participation and clarifies that the focus remains on conservation easements and collaboration with public entities rather than leading rezoning opposition. Visit taoslandtrust.org for details.
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Ute Mountain
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Leon
Taos Pueblo
Fred Baca Park
Trust For Public Land
Taosefios
Land Trust
Trust For
Taoslandtrust.org
Taos Land Trusts Board
Ss Jones
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