Motorcyclist Injured In Red Light Crash At Taos Intersection
A motorcycle rider in his forties was taken to Holy Cross Hospital after a Tuesday evening crash at a Taos intersection. He allegedly ran a red light and struck a 1979 Chevy Caprice, spinning it and displacing the axle. The female driver was shaken but not harmed. Police investigator Jim Williams described the rider as bleeding from the mouth and claiming back pain.
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Holy Cross Hospital
Moto
Taos
Jim ‘Williams
Williams
William Maxwell
Taos ski valley and obituaries mix in scarce report
Ski Valley ends season with a 19 percent drop in visitors and 47 749 fewer skiers than last year while other resorts show small gains. Obituaries note deaths of Emma Abeyta Josefa Romero Floralda Zamora and Eduardo Torres Aguallo amid scattered distant imagery of a coffee cooperative and land democracy concepts.
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Hilinbets
Taos Ski Valley
Federal Governsent
A&'cofide
Eduardo Torres Aguallo
Someon
Rio Grande rafting faces low water and marketing shifts
Rio Grande operators brace for a low water season with Taos Box currently unavailable. Native Sons Adventures owner Joseph Quintana says 400 cfs is needed for the preferred Class IV run, while alternatives like the Lower Gorge in inflatable kayaks gain attention. Los Rios Winery’s Francisco de Guevara notes runs occur each year, with April or late summer as possibilities as water remains scarce.
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Rio
Los Rios
Francisco de Guevara
Prac
Guevara
Quintana
Rio Grande
Colorado
Taos Planning Commission hears shotg un range plan amid opposition
Taos County Planning Commission discusses John Rainey and Elia Romero family land east of Tres Piedras as Taos Sporting Clays seeks a special use permit for a shotgun range on 150 acres. Romero notes strong local support despite opposition from nearby residents in Cielita and Lindo subdivisions.
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John Rainey
Tres Pieditas
Elia Romerro
Romero
Cielita, Lindo
Trés Piedras
Taos
U.S. 64
Key of
Los Rios
Eagle Nest Lake dam may be sound but needs modernization
State Engineer Tom Turney says Eagle Nest Lake dam is structurally sound yet costly modernization is planned if the state buys the property. He cites OSHA issues and the need for automated operation, with management under Turney if state purchase proceeds. A May 9 meeting at Enos Garcia Elementary aims to gather support and signatures for the lake purchase.
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Eagle Nest Lake
Tom Turney
New Mexico
OSHA
Turney
Federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration
C.S. Cattle Co
Eagle Next Lake
Enos Garcia
Roberto
Bobby" Gonzales
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Aler
Bia
Apanish
Cornelia de Bruin
Mary Frei
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