O Neill Departure Signals Change at UNM Taos Campus
After a decade as executive director, Dr. Kate O Neill will retire at the end of July. She recalls a period of rapid growth including the 2 million fundraising blitz for Kids Campus funding and campus upgrades. The UNM Taos campus now features the Klauer solar campus and a soon to open health sciences center in the Taos Convention Center.
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Taos Teams Head To State Cheer and Dance Titles
The Taos High School dance team joins Taos and Questa cheerleaders advancing to the state championship while Lobo men's soccer plans a return to Taos Eco Park for upcoming competition.
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Taos Obituaries and Local Travel Notes Hit Colfax County
Taos News reports two reporters chronicling a day trip to Colfax County. Obituaries list Jose Bernardino Chavez 76 Los Cordovas died March 18 William Bill Carman died March Edward M Hartt 47 Ranchos de Taos died March 19 Birda R Vigil 92 Taos died March Emma Lilia Merriman 93 Mendota died March 24.
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Taos News begins new 84 page six section edition
The Taos News announces Vol. LVI No. 1F with five sections across eighty four pages. Copyright 2016 marks the start of a new edition in Taos New Mexico.
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Taos Police Chief Weaver Retires After 3 Years Leading Department
Taos Police Chief David Weaver retires today at 5 p.m. after three years at the helm. He joined the force in 2006 as a patrolman and previously spent 14 years with Dona Ana County in Las Cruces before moving to Angel Fire and Taos. Weaver plans white water rafting and continues part time with Community Against Violence.
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Taos County scrutinizes public works leader amid high costs
Taos County taxpayers have paid nearly $80,000 for engineering work while the public works director, Earl Salazar, lacks key qualifications. Appointed by former county manager Stephen Archuleta to replace Rick Chavez, Salazar faces concerns over skills and management, though leaders insist the department remains functional and can improve. The role oversees maintenance of 300 miles of county roads and a $2 million budget as the county’s rural roads remain a top issue. The job description requires a bachelor’s degree and 10 to 12 years in public works, including two as a supervisor, which Salazar has not clearly met.
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Taos Land Trust Buys 20 Acres For Community Conservation
Taos Land Trust purchased 20 acres of riverfront property between La Posta Road and Fred Baca Park on the Rio Fernando. The site includes wetlands, riparian areas, fruit trees, 13 acres of fallow pasture and a small house. Officials say restoration could spur broader conservation efforts and unite environmentalists toward a shared goal. The Romo estate sold the land late last year. much of it is overgrown with invasive species and the irrigated pasture needs revival.
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