Taos reports second drugged rape case in new year
Taos Police probe a second drugged rape since January with victims recalling nothing after leaving bars. CAV warns of a trend, noting at least five similar cases, all involving unconscious victims and cars found on Taos Plaza. Police consider blind reports to aid victims while guarding confidentiality. Detective Nick Ault asks for tips.
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Taos Inn
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Taos Nets
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CAV
Malinda Williams
Dee Skadan
Williams
Taose
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Anglada
Nick Ault
Mother's Day bash at Feliman Sanchez Fairgrounds draws crowds
One of the biggest Mother's Day events in the region takes place Saturday May 8 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sunday May 9 from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Feliman Sanchez Fairgrounds on Salazar Road. Tempo page 28.
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Deaths: Five Obituaries listed from New Mexico area
Five obituaries published for Melvin Thomas Ambrose 68 Silver City died April 28 Caroliae Bruton Collins 76 Denver died April 25 Pauline Cortez 56 Ranchos de Taos died April 29 Virginia F Olonia 92 formerly Taos died April 25 Dorothy Silva 86 El Prado died April 30 Obituaries C8
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Silver City
Caroliae Bruton
Née Collins
Denver
Pauline Cortez
Ranchos de Taos
Virginia F. Olonia
Taos
Dorothy
Dorotea Cecilia) Silva
el Prado
Taos News highlights multiple local items and updates
The Taos community reports on News-Garcia's letter to the school board now online and a confirmation of similar rape cases by Taos Police. The school board seeks a new member as Cordova targets media and the mayor. An update covers the Cimarron Canyon fire, and administrators sue the Taos school board, district, and IDEAS Company. Taos soldiers return home from Iraq.
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Taos News Volume L Number 39 Departments 5 Sections
Taos News reports five department sections across one hundred pages in the 2010 edition Vol L No 39. The issue provides diverse local coverage including community events, notices, features, and daily reporting from Taos, New Mexico.
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Fees claimed in Taos recall suit reach forty seven thousand
Attorneys for defendants in Arsenio Cérdova's recall case seek more than $47k in fees and costs. At an April hearing Judge Abigail Aragon weighed motions to dismiss and potential fee awards, with affidavits requested to detail time and costs.
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Cérdova
Taos Municipal School Board
Cordova
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Jill Cline
Jane Does
Córdova
Taos
Abigail Aragén
Aragén
Alan Maestas
Aragon
Maestas
Steven Sanders
Sam Herrera
Tafoya
Cline
Julia Armstrong
Armstrong
Taos County and town dispute borders over annexations
Taos County threatens court action to define municipal boundaries amid claims of undocumented annexations. The town defends its 1982 map approved by a county majority, arguing annexations since then are valid and part of the documented record.
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Taos County
Church fence blocks family land easement in Questa
The Archdiocese of Santa Fe fences the San Antonio de Padua Church, blocking a road and land easement claimed by sisters Rose Romero and Geraldine Santistevan. They report access denied for a year and a half and demand the easement be cleared by April in letters to parish priest Dino Candelaria and archdiocese property manager John Huchmann.
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Rose Romero
Geraldine Santistevan
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Dino Candelaria
John Huchmann
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