17 Mar 2005
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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 2005
Page
1
County paper notes community relief as a local dog owner’s actions ease fears, with page references to related items. It mentions road closure on U.S. 64 east of Taos Plaza next week and other updates across sections A1O A3 B7 B12 Tempo.
Angel Fire Enchanted Forest Red River Taos ski areas report fresh snow depths and trails status with phone contacts. Obituaries list several Taos and nearby residents dying in March, including Amador, Curl, Fernandez, Gallegos, Graham, Hurst, Lyman and Page, with ages and hometowns.
Taos County commissioners approve a March 1 to August 31 contract for County Manager Sammy Pacheco after a four hour session. A performance review will occur at term end with no pay raise during the period. The draft requires ongoing coordination with the full Taos County Commission on all government matters.
Taos Middle School's Discovery after-school program showcases student work including Diego Lopez's "Party on a Swamp" stop-motion video created with hundreds of photographs. The program, run by Lions Club founder Bill Waugh and Discovery director Susan Cardasis, aims to boost math, language, science, and behavior, with test scores rising for participants.
Gov. Bill Richardson signed a disaster declaration on March 7 authorizing up to 750000 in state funds to restore county roads to pre February 19 conditions after storms. At a March 14 meeting Virgil Martinez and Manny Pacheco clashed over faulted districts and the plan to begin work in District 5 and move north, prompting calls for professionalism.
Taos endured a heavy March snowstorm with 12 to 14 inches over Monday and Tuesday following near 70 degree conditions, the largest March snowfall in decades. Prairie dogs, cars, and Taos Ski Valley were affected, while drought conditions remain, though suppressed by recent moisture.
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