Taos Won't Hire Roadrunner For City Recycling Bid
Town manager Gus Cordova announced a bid to hire a recycling firm to run a citywide program targeting glass paper and metals. Albert Simms of Roadrunner Recyclers Inc said the nonprofit may not be the long term solution, noting Silver City spent 100000 in 1995 on recycling via Environmental Control.
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Taos
Gus Cordova
Albert Simms
Roadrunner Recyclers, Inc
Roadrunner
Simms
Silver City
Environmental Control
Sanco, Inc
Gravel pit showdown on the mesa sparks dispute in Taos
Taos Gravel Products president Joel Perovich plans to start sand and gravel mining at Hondo Mesa on March 31, seeking designation as a legal non conforming use. Hondo Mesa residents’ attorney says a formal review process was promised, warning of a potential clash at a Taos County Commissioners meeting.
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Taos Gravel Products
Joel Perovich
Hondo Mesa
Perovich
Taos County
Dennis Manzanares
David Gomez
Taos Gravel
Gomez
Todd Thompson
Thompson
Arroyo Seco Restores Mission Church With UWC Help
Since 1995 Arroyo Seco residents have restored La Santisima Trinidad with Cornerstones Community Partnerships aid. From March 15 24 Armand Hammer United World College volunteers assist. Fr. Vincent Chavez notes Palm Sunday liturgy at 10 am in the old church, procession to the new church, first ceremony in 30 years.
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Arroyo Seco
Cornerstones
Santa Fe
la Santisima Trinidad Mission Church
Armand Hammer United World College
Montezuma
N.M
UWC
Jubilee Miremba
Uganda
Adelmo Valdez
Miremba
Vincent Chavez
Democrats dominate ballot in Taos County primary
The June 4 Taos County primary is open to registered Democrats with a few Republican and Green Party candidates in multi county races. Four county offices are decided: County Clerk, County Treasurer, Commissioner District 8, and State Representative District 42. Filing closed March 19. Incumbents include Carmen Medina not seeking reelection and Rael leaving the probate bench to run for clerk.
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Taos County
Missioner District
State Representative
Taos County Bureau of Elections
Secretary of State
Leroy L. Tafoya
Ramon S. Trujillo
Beverly Jean Armijo
Jeannette Rael
Carmen Medina
Rael
Rubana Montoya
Margie Viola Abeyta
Lorraine Coca-Ruiz
Montoya
Coca-Ruiz
Manuel Pablito Trujillo
Gabriel Romero
Trujillo
Orlando Santisteven
Romero gets life plus 25 in first three strikes case
James Manuel Romero, 45, convicted Aug. 16 of kidnapping, beating and robbing Michael's Kitchen owners during a Oct. 30, 1994 spree, will spend life plus 25 years. The Taos Pueblo man received the sentence March 13 in Albuquerque, the first three strikes case under the 1994 Crime Bill.
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James Manuel Romero
Michael
Taos Pueblo
Albuquerque
U.S. District Court
John E. Conway
Romero
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