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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 2002
Page
3
Taos resident Elizabeth Winter describes ongoing arrears bills labeled Solid Waste Disposal Fee. Her private contractor reports 300 other customers facing the same issue, with county-record discrepancies and unclear corrections after cancelled checks. Independent research urged before further county commentary.
In Taos a dispute over animal shelter services follows county veto of $30,000 funding. Officials fear service cuts as Humane Society claims miscommunication. An audit plan and clarified agreement are proposed to ensure ongoing pet intake and responsible use of taxpayer money.
A Rio Grande survey reports polychlorinated biphenyl contamination in white suckers and brown trout. Pollution source not pinpointed. Taos County Democrats reject WIPP Reaganomics and right to work at county convention, electing 44 delegates to the state convention on March 15 1962. Former Taos resident Tony Aragon confessed to aiding a 10 year murder inquiry, stating he was present when his brother Reyes killed their father and burned the body in a canyon near Ute Park. Kit Carson Electric Co operative says REA approved the requested rate reduction.
A resident describes escalating weekend noise from Solar Fest over seven summers, imposing loud bass and offensive lyrics. They question permits, local tolerance, and seek accountability for those affected and potential redress.
Town Council approves the Taos Solar Music Festival permit for Kit Carson Park. The event draws crowds and boosts Taos commerce, lodging, and restaurants while promoting renewable energy through the Solar Village run by volunteers and offered free to the public.
A Taos community member urges a balanced library director profile combining strong administration with MLS experience. The piece highlights staff morale decline, advisory board limitations, and the library’s vital role for homework help, public access, art, tax data, and community programs.
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