Taos County to settle four subdivision lawsuits
Taos County may settle four land subdivision lawsuits out of court. The actions include a case filed last year against Frank R. Skitt Trujillo and Ida J. Trujillo for dividing more than 95 lots for sale. County planning director David DiCicco said the filings target violations of local and state subdivision rules after extensive staff review.
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Trujillo
New Mexico
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Lerman
I Pane
Patricia Cameron
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Las Colonias
Kiera Schiths
San Cristobal County
David DiCicco
DiCicco
Northern New Mexico faces risks from bomber training plan
A draft Environmental Impact Statement shows that the Realistic Bomber Training Initiative would affect threatened species like the bald eagle and peregrine falcon through low level overflights in Northern New Mexico. Noise would rise in some communities while pollution and ancient sites remain deemed unaffected. Public comment runs 45 days across 11 hearings in New Mexico and Texas.
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Air Force
New Mexico
Texas
Colfax County
Taos County
Taos
Colfax
RBSTI
U.S. Air Force
RBTI
Taos Area Braces for Severe Fire Season Amid Low Snowpack
Taos County faces a potentially devastating fire season with very high to extreme danger as snowpack lingers at 62 percent of normal. Officials warn dry fuels and La Nia patterns may delay rainfall, with burn bans already in place and 1999 wildfire counts rising, surpassing lightning-caused blazes.
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New Mexico
Jim Fambro
Town of Taos
Taos County
Fambro
Honda
Dome
Taos Pueblo
Chuck Maxwell
National Weather Service
Albuquerque
Sangre de Cristo Mountains
Maxwell
Bureau F Land Management
New Mexico Budget Talks Stall Over School Vouchers
Gov Gary Johnson and Legislature clash as budget talks deadlock over a school voucher program. Democrats hold the line while the governor demands funds for a tuition voucher system, risking a government shutdown if demands are not met.
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Santa FE
Mattrauses
Gary Johnson
Opponents contest proposed SR 68 widening project
State Highway Department plans to widen State Road 68 at a cost near six million dollars with four lanes and a center left turn lane along the full length from SR 570 to SR 518. Opponents argue the project is excessive while officials cite accident history and justify wider lanes and sidewalks. The bid is set for April 23 and construction would take about a year to complete.
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Rio Grande del Rancho
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