Hospital staff cut seen at Holy Cross Hospital
Temporary staff reductions are anticipated at Holy Cross Hospital after the north wing closure due to water damage. Acting administrator Bill Glass warns of layoffs pending department reports, with two weeks notice required by PMS. Reopening timelines are uncertain, with estimates up to one month and plans for rotating room use during renovation.
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Holy Cross Hospital
North Wing
Bill Glass
Presbyterian Medical Services
PMS
Dan Smith
Glass
Smith
Taos
Santa Fe
Gilbert Mondragon
Holy Cross
Norchap
Carie Tingley Hospital
Missing Taos toddler found after 24 hour search
Three year old Tommy Richardson vanished overnight from a teepee settlement near Valdez and was found sleeping on a rock by the Big Hondo three and a half miles from home. More than 100 searchers from Taos, Albuquerque, Santa Fe, and surrounding groups aided by dogs, aircraft, and volunteers, including St John's College team, brought the boy safely back to his mother. He said he had been walking most of the night and authorities noted his odd socking and shoes on the wrong feet.
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Tommy Richardson
Dusty Richardson
Valdez
Billie Blair
Diane
Dusty”) Richardson
Taos County
Sheriff's Office
Canoncito
David
Crystal Herrera
Big Hondo
C. B
Albuquerque
Los Alamos
Santa Fe
Tito Bustos
Espanola
Felipe Cordova
Taos Area
St John’s College At
Herb Kincey
St. John's
Taos
Civil Air Patrol
Joseph FB. Caldwell
D.H. Lawrence Ranch
Richardson
Tommy
Tommy Canton
Canton
Caldwell
Welfare fraud crackdown extends to Taos District Court
Taos County sees criminal charges filed in district court as welfare fraud probes expand. HSSD investigators allege recipients lied about finances to obtain payments, while civil child support suits rose to 15 last week. Arraignments included George and Tomasita Lopez and Ida Garvia Silva. Indictments allege misappropriation of values between $1 and $2,500, a third degree felony. Investigators seek public tips to recover funds, noting cases may lead to prison in rare instances.
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Merilee Danneman
Taos
New Mexico Health and Social Services Department
HSSD
District Court
George and
Tomasita Lopez
Grants
N.M
Ida Garvia Silva
Taos County
Toribio Encinias Jr
Encinitas
Margaret Lamb
Taos County weighs dog ordinance to curb loose animals
Taos County Commissioners study a proposed joint town county dog ordinance to ban animals from running loose. Violators face fines up to 50 dollars with impounding. The plan designates the sheriff as ex officio animal control officer and seeks grants from the American Humane Society. Cats would require licensing and impounded animals held seven days before humane killing or sale.
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Taos County
Joseph E. Caldwell
Commission
Brandenburg
Caldwell
American Humane Society
Tos
Taos
Seeds in plane seed legal clash over search in Taos case
A criminal case in Taos centers on two marijuana seeds found in a passenger compartment at Taos Municipal Airport. Police say the seeds may signal a larger haul and challenge whether Officer Glenn Weathers conducted an illegal search without a warrant.
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Glenn Weathers
Hee
Michael
Gonzales
Weathers
Weekend Weather Outlook From National Weather Service
Fair and pleasant conditions expected this weekend with daytime temperatures in the 70s and overnight lows in the mid to upper 40s. No precipitation was measured in Taos last week.
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National Weather Service
Taos
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Kevin Mary
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