Taos Vision 2020 Drives Local Economic Growth
Taos plans focus on agriculture and value added products within the economy. Initiatives include incentives to keep lands in use, technical help for producers, funding to expand markets, and local sales in area retail stores. Organizations like Wesst Corp TCEDC and TeA support entrepreneurs with training funding and space. The Taos Food Center backs local processing and a buy local campaign with Oso Good Foods. The Taos Training Alliance and Taos Project push for livable wages and plaza revitalization while the Town funds development via Vision 2020 supported ordinances. Contact the Town Planning Office for a full copy.
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New Mexico
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Wesst Corp
Taos County Economic Development Corporation
TCEDC
Taos Business Alliance For Economic Development
TEA
Taos Food Center
Oso
TBA
Taos Training Alliance
Southwest
Taos Plaza
Town Planning Office
New Mexico Band Hired Hands Benefit Friday at Angel Fire
New Mexico favorite dance band Hired Hands will perform a benefit concert and silent auction Friday March 30 from 6 30 to 9 p m at the Angel Fire Community Center. A 10 door donation supports Judy Taft who recently had a second kidney transplant. The silent auction begins at 4 30 p m. The Taos Charter School Governing Council on March 13 elected Dawn Johnson president with Dr William Kotsch as vice president and Susan Moller as secretary Mol ler replaces Johnson. All Taos Municipal Schools students and immediate family can join New Mexico Educators Federal Credit Union by calling 758 8465.
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Angel Fire Community Center
Judy Taft
Taos Charter School
Dawn Johnson
William Kotsch
Susan Moller
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Taos
Qwest plans bring phone service to Taos County areas
Qwest outlined an 18 month 788 million statewide investment to extend service to Taos County regions lacking telephone access. The plan includes ending long distance within the Taos cluster April 3 and deploying DSL by September 8, with fiber optic upgrades in Taos Valley and several nearby communities. Officials cited AFOR funding and a five year growth outlook, aiming to reduce held orders and improve regional reliability.
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Bobby” Gonzales
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Taos Chamber of Commerce
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Enchanted Circle
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Pefiasco
Questa
Red River
Angel Fire
New Mexico
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Ranchitos
Lano Quemado
University of New Mexico
Talpa
Los Colonias
Pilar
Medina
Carlos Arguello
Taos Valley
Baca
Mike Kittredge
Questa Area
Tres Piedras
Rio Grande Gorge
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