Rally Triggers Morrison Critics Meeting Over County Manager Row
A protest rally over the retirement of county manager Robert Dale Morrison led to a meeting on March 19 with Morrison and critics to discuss contract, subdivision rules, and community center grants. The gathering followed a March 15 protest outside the County Administration building after Morrison was offered his job back a week earlier.
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Robert Dale Morrison
Morrison
County Commission
Fee . Ca
Megan Bowers
Taos County
Trudy Healy
Long-distance fees eliminated in Circle area
Qwest announces a $788 million plan to eliminate long-distance charges within the Taos Cluster. The Enchanted Circle will gain a local calling zone starting April 1, covering Taos Angel Fire Peñasco Questa and Red River. Customers should see lower bills and better Internet access amid erosion of remote-area barriers.
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Enchanted Circle
Qwest Communications International
Taos
John Badal
Qwest
New Mexico
Angel Fire
Pefiasco
Questa
Red River
Trujillos settle suit with state over land subdivision
The state and Frank R. Skitt Trujillo and wife Ida settle a 2.5 year lawsuit accusing illegal subdivision of about 80 plots in Las Colonias. They avoid fines, must build roads, seek county subdivision status, and designate land for various uses, with no admission of wrongdoing.
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State Attorney General's Office
Frank R
Trujillo
Taos County Commission
Ida Trujillo
Las Colonias
Trujillos
LANL proposes lab to study deadly diseases
LANL's Bioscience Division seeks a free standing fenced lab to study live agents such as anthrax plague tuberculosis botulism glanders. The plan aims to assess detectability of these agents whether natural or bioterror related while residents recall last summer’s forest fire and LANL storage facility fire.
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Los Alamos National Laboratory
LANL
Bioscience Division
Laboratory
Los Alamos
Taos
Public meetings on proposed lab holdings March 28 and April
A public meet by LAMS Department of Energy coordinated Citizens Advisory Board is set for March 28, 6 to 9 p.m. at the fvin Taos. Biosciences Division also plans an informational meeting April 19 at Santa Fe Community College from 5 to 7 p.m. and a tentative April session. Residents worry about security lapses, including missing computer tapes and Wen Ho Lee cases, while Jill Trewhella of Biosciences assures safeguards.
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Lams Department of Energy- Coordinated
Citizens Advisory Board
Fvin Taos
Biosciences Division
Santa Fe Community College
Biasciences Division
Wen Ho Lee
Jill Trewhella
Biosciences
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