Worrell property fired on in Taos after arson
Taos taos news reports that a luxury Lower Ranchitos Road building site owned by Tom Worrell was attacked Monday with bullets narrowly missing a High Desert Protective Services guard who had been stationed after an earlier arson fire at the 14,000 square foot mansion. Authorities say multiple suspects used a full size pickup. a $50,000 reward plus $1,000 from Crime Stoppers is offered for information.
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Ranchitos Road
Taos
Tom Worrell
High Desert Protective Services
Taos County
Worrell
New Mexico
Dean Shrader
Taos skaters push $150000 for new park near youth center
Taos volunteers led by Tony Sutherland seek about 150000 dollars to build a skate park near the Taos Youth and Family Center. Groundbreaking hoped for June with opening by summer end as town restricts skating on public property and fines violators.
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Taos
Sutherland
Taos County Jail Foiled Escape By Prisoner Armed With Fire Extinguisher
Taos police rushed to Taos County Adult Detention Center shortly after 1 am on Tuesday March 16 to stop Pete Sisco 27 from escaping. Sisco who had broken a jail window used a fire extinguisher to strike a guard and sprayed officers who confronted him. He was arrested on probation violation and charged with three counts of battery aggravated battery criminal damage to property attempting to escape and possession of a deadly weapon by a prisoner. He remains in custody with no bond and has a prior record including aggravated assault and resisting protection orders. The detention officer injured required stitches but plans to continue working. The case will be prosecuted by the Eighth Judicial District Attorney.
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Taos County
Taos
Pete Sisco
Sisco
New Mexico Department of Corrections
Crispin Roaque
of Talpa
Eighth Judicial District Attorney's Office
Roaque
Johnson vetoes New Mexico budget in final days of session
Governor Gary Johnson vetoed a 3.3 billion state budget, signaling a rough endgame for the 1999 session. He urged lawmakers to return to House Bill 2 as a starting point for talks, warned of a possible special session, and blasted the budget as overspent and “unrepairable.”
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Santa FE
Gary Johnson
Johnson
Taos area faces bomber training impact plan release
Draft environmental impact statement on the Realistic Bomber Training Initiative outlines effects on Taos and Colfax counties. Public comments are welcomed Friday as the Air Force revises flight patterns to avoid Taos Pueblo Blue Lake and nearby areas, amid local opposition and advocacy groups.
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U.S. Air Force
Taos
Air Force
New Mexico
Mehenete
Dyoss Force Base
Doss Air Foe
Bae
Sai
RBTI
Colfax
Taos Pueblo
Blue Lake
Jicarilla Apache Reservation
Chama River Canyon
Nih
Air Sansa
Bain Gordipectors
Pebrusty
Taos Men Seek Everest Peak On Long Climb
Taos climbers Dave Hahn and Tao Richards join a 60 day high altitude expedition above 17000 feet on Mount Everest. Their goal is to search for clues rather than simply summit, reflecting their lifelong mountaineering roots.
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Dave Hahn
Tao Richards
Hahn
Richards
Taos Ski Valley
Taos
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