Paula Edwards resigns as Skating Club of Taos founder
Paula Edwards, founder and longtime director of the Skating Club of Taos, retires on March 26 along with her husband Bob. The club honors her with a teary farewell and a torch passing to Barbara Fischer as Edwards joins the Pacific Northwest role.
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Whirling disease forces cutbacks to New Mexico rainbow stocking
The New Mexico Department of Game and Fish trims the spring rainbow trout stocking by about 76,952 fish to offset a 260,000 fish shortfall from whirling disease found in state hatcheries. Several streams and lakes including Pecos River segments, Laguna Larga, McGaffey, San Gregorio, Burns Lake, and others will receive reduced or no stockings as renovations proceed and a May evaluation follows.
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