Taos county streets take new names as residents vote
Taos county begins naming streets in town and rural areas. Residents on unnamed roads will name their own road and buy signs with council approval. Local residents such as Carmel Montoya and Matthew Valerio lead door to door efforts to collect names, with ballots for neighborhood disagreements. Names honor local figures like Anita Archuleta and Tito Anglada, while duplications prompt changes like Archuleta Road becoming Dofia Ana Drive and Vargas Road becoming Linda Vista Lane.
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Carmel Montoya
Laura Martinez
Matthew Valerio
el Salto
Valerio
Montoya
Calle Palomita
Archuleta
Ranchos de Taos
Dofia Ana
el Prado
Los Compadres
Anita Archuleta
Vargas
Siler
Linda Vista
Las Cruces
Aspen
Alamo
Ranchos
Mary Alexander
Dee Fleming
Cafion
Evergreen
Brim proposes hospital expansion plan eyed for Holy Cross
Brim Health Care proposes to buy renovate expand and lease back Holy Cross Hospital building while Taos developer Barry Marks eyes five acres near the Raton Bypass for a Taos Regional Medical Center and asks Brim to submit a management proposal. Marks has worked on the project for three years and Brim would become landlord if the board approves.
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Brim and Associates
Oregon
Holy Cross Hospital
Louisiana
Barry Marks
Raton
Taos Regional Medical Center
Brim
Marks
Brim Health Care
Steve Taylor
Holy Cross Board
Taylor
Taos Health Systems Inc
Taos Development and Holding Company
Santa Fe Investors
Taos Health Systems
Santa Fe
Ralph Scheuer
Taos town election results certified amid dispute
Witnesses confirm Taos municipal results after certification by Taos election officials and District Judge Joe Caldwell at mayoral candidate Frank R. Trujillo s request. Trujillo claims machine checks in presence of Caldwell. Jeantete leads with 664 votes to 78 for Trujillo as others allege campaigning inside Town Hall and voter contact by Jeantete supporters.
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Taos
Joe Caldwell
Frank R
Skitt
Trujillo
Eloy Jeantete
Oce
Joe
Caldwell
Jeantete
Joe Braunstein
John Himes
David Fernandez
Bobby Duran
Beatrice Silva
Gene
Judge fines attorneys over tardiness in Martinez case
Prosecutors may struggle to use two key items in the vehicular homicide trial of 19 year old Jake Martinez of Chamisal. The judge delayed proceedings after the DA appealed a ruling suppressing a tape interview and a plastic molding fragment found at the scene. The judge cited contempt of court for defense and prosecution attorneys over late motions, fining them $100 and $50 as jurors waited.
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Jake Martinez
Chamisal
Martinez
Louie Cohn
Cohn
District Attorney's Office
Joseph Caldwell
Hidalgo
Chick
Trujillo
Glen Williams
Santa Fe
Sammy Quintana
Panthers Fall Short With Free Throws Costly
At the state championships Serenterri sco Panthers faced a tough loss as squandered free throws hurt their final score. Weather notes show Taos reached 63 high on Friday March 9 with a Thursday low of 19. Weekend outlook calls for warming into the 60s by Saturday March 17 and overnight lows around 10.
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Sco Panthers
Taos
Angel Fire owners open to overtures amid talks
Angel Fire Corporation general manager Bil Diveley says they are not actively selling but open to serious offers. Co-owner Gary Plante has had inquiries, none beyond first round. Officials are pursuing equity refinancing and restructuring that could bring a possible new co-owner.
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Angel Fire
Angel Fire Corporation
Bil Diveley
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