Sunday Mis Tuneialag Yacht Club Benefit Dinner
West-Mesa residents hosted a benefit at the Yacht Club with green chile and chicken dishes, vegetarian options, and beer. Tia Haynes designed items drawn by Robert Anderson and printed by Image Makers of Tas. Local donors and No Limits provided entertainment and parking support along State Road 68. Credit goes to Rico Salazar and Eva Behrens of Pilar Yacht Club for organizing the event and venue. Taos County officials stayed mum about audit results for 1998-1999 performed by Nestor Griego of Grants. Roybal will attend a May 23 county commission meeting to discuss finances and budget ahead of state approval.
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Yacht Club
Fle Avent
Tia Haynes
Robert Anderson
Image Makers
Tas
West-Mesa
No Limits
Gredits
Rico Salazar
Eva Behrens
Pilar Yacht Club
Taos County
Nestor Griego
Roybal
Rday
Tudget
Nestor Grtevo Sudie
MiIll
Cot Weidis
Sauilary
Dominic Martthés
Cornelia Dé Bruty
Costs to fish at Eagle Nest Lake set by Aquatic Management
Eagle Nest Lake officials announce fishing charges by Aquatic Management. Anglers pay 10 dollars per day, 18 dollars for a five day pass, 35 dollars for a family pass, with senior and under eighteen rates at 5 dollars for a one day pass and 9 dollars for a three day pass. The lake reopens Friday May 24 to the public. Taos Pueblo awarded a 541,696 federal Head Start grant from Health Services. Senator Pete Domenici confirms the award.
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Eagle Nest
C.5
Cattle Company
le Nest Lake
Aquatic Managément
I T
Cornelia de Bruin
Taos Pueblo
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
U.S
Pete Domenici
Pueblo Lands Securit y Marks Key Taos Valley Overlook Gain
Pueblo Governor Ethie Lovato hails a landmark exchange with the BLM that transfers 2,581 acres near Taos from Klauer Manufacturing to Santo Domingo Pueblo and the BLM. The deal secures aboriginal lands, protects cultural sites, and relaxes restrictions along the Rio Grande Wild and Scenic River Corridor, preserving habitat and scenic value for future generations.
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Plas
Pueblo
Santa Fé County
BLM
Séhito Domingo
Ethie Lovato
Lovato
Edwin Singleton
Albuquerque
Deborth
New Mexico
Taos Valley
Taos
Forest Service tightens fire rules across Carson districts
Forest Service officials urge fire safety after multiple man caused blazes near Beatty Lake Palo Flchado Pass and Tres Piedras with two acre, six acre, and forty acre fires. Fire restrictions now limit camping and smoking. only select campgrounds remain open. Violations carry fines up to 5900 for individuals or 10000 for organizations, with 911 reporting for fires.
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Peralta
Marc Trujillo
Carson Fire Management
Est
Carson
I Camino Real Ranger District
Santa Barbara
Hodges
Commalas
Angostura
la Junta Canyon
Taos Cahyon
Pecos
Questa Ranger District
Red River Canyon
Williams Lake Trail
Arizona
New Mexico
Fs.fed.us
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Eagle Nest Lake
Aera Vi
Domings ‘Exébian
Taig
Hf Blm
Taos, Valley Overlook
Swanger
Forest Service
Page
Tres Piedras
Hopewell Lake
el Rito
Canjilén
Echo Amphitheater
Karilia’ Ranger District
Offi Jigarilla Rangenstriet
Vietnam
Victor Westphidl
Victor David Westphal
U.s,m.c
Michael T. Spinello
U.S. Army
Tapsop
Ami
Adeniana Bydreton
Alcatel
Wells Fargo
Pageo del Pueblo Sur
NDCBU
Tmm Tater
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