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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 2016
Page
7
A dense list of federal, state, and local officials with addresses and contact numbers. Includes President Barack Obama references, senators Martin Heinrich and Tom Udall, representatives Lujan Gonzales Rodella Salazar, and state figures for New Mexico and Taos County.
Taos physician and writer Robert J. Silver recalls Larry Schreiber a doctor humanitarian mentor and friend who battled Parkinsons disease with courage and generosity. He shares how Larry inspired resilience in family colleagues and the wider community through compassion and steady leadership.
Taos shows steady economic gains since 2013 with tourism fueling growth. Major projects include Rio Grande del Norte National Monument, Taos Ski Valley expansion, Taos airport expansion, and UNM Taos campus renovation. Unemployment declines reflect rising private service jobs in leisure, hospitality, healthcare, and education.
Taos Community Foundation donor grants fund a Mesa Vista learning community in Ojo Caliente offering internships and in school career exploration. Partnerships with Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs ENLACE and local employers create paid opportunities and classroom programs expanding over years. Elizabeth Crittenden Palacios leads TCF.
Fragmented comments condemn Republican attacks on President Obama after Justice Scalia's death. The piece notes Obama’s constitutional role, cites partisan tensions, and references Politifact ratings and voting rights debates tied to Scalia’s legacy. It also discusses historical and contemporary calls around the Supreme Court vacancy and voter suppression themes.
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