Traditions of chores and house cleaning in ancestral life
The narrative describes family roles and rituals in preparing a home for planting season. Women manage interior work while men handle animals and field tasks. The text details washing blankets in acequias, beating them dry, preparing the canoa for cleansing with amole, and heating water. It also explains ceiling finishing with cedar bark, chamise, mud layers, the manta false ceiling, and mud floors reinforced with straw and ox blood.
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Iefe Medinading
Stuly
Local dumping dispute at planned site visit leads to concerns
Residents report hazardous dumping near a dirt site during a Monday visit by Cham and Eile, with haulers dumping waste and authorities at the County Planning Department the next day. Building Inspector Jessica noted the pit in a backyard should be filled and stated no permission was granted to dump hazardous material, raising worries about money and future dumping practices.
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Eile
Counity Planning Department
King
Jéssica
Taos County tightens land use rules and enforcement
Taos County Planning Director Char lie Padilla announces tougher enforcement of land-use and subdivision regulations. New directives from the Board of County Commissioners push for illegal subdivision resolution, updated regulations, and increased code enforcement to prevent groundwater contamination and wildland-fire risk. Neighborhood groups will participate as the department develops a new ordinance and expands water conservation and fire protection provisions.
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Taos County
Charlie Padilla
Padilla
Board of County Commissioners
Planning Department
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