Taos volunteers struggle as grass fires surge nationwide
Taos County battles repeated grass fires amid dry winter and weak snow. Assistant fire chief Jim Fambro cites lack of moisture and high winds. In one afternoon 13 firefighters fought four fires including a 10 acre Talpa blaze started by ditch burning. Calls multiplied as fires kept spreading. A permit system will help issue burn citations, but the department lacks volunteers with only 18 firefighters.
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Taos election field widens as primaries near
Taos County voters face a broad slate in June primaries with contenders for district attorney sheriff and treasurer. Herrera, a veteran prosecutor, and Gallegos vie for the top post. incumbent Coca Ruiz meets ex-finance director Pineda for treasurer. U.S. House and Senate primaries include Tom Udall and Jeff Bingaman while Bill Redmond enters a multi-candidate GOP field.
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Taos drunken driving trial tests evidence and timelines
Private investigator traced Hicks to a Denver home after a fatal crash near Sullivan and another driver. Day argued an open case while Hicks disputed police timing, breath tests, and the scene location. Prosecution cited a blood test over the limit four hours after the crash. defense challenged its relevance. The trial, ongoing through Friday, may end without acquittal as Hicks faces a separate felony charge for fleeing prosecution.
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Earthship licenses halted amid legal settlement disputes
Beverly Fung and other Earthship owners applauded state officials after Attorney General Patricia Madrid announced a settlement that led to Reynolds surrendering licenses. Reynolds plans civil action to clear his name and continues to offer advice on alternative building methods while pursuing sustainable, affordable housing.
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