Taos radio group to buy KTAO and related ventures
Brad Hockmeyer confirms sale later this summer of KTAO 101.9 FM to station employees. The buy includes Luna 103.7 FM Five Magazine Revolution Records the KTAO Solar Center and its liquor license with two couple buyers Kate and Shannon Black and Katie Speirs Bain and Aidan Bain.
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Moving People Dance Company to perform in Taos Friday and Saturday
Dance Magazine lauds Shaken to the DNA from the Moving People Dance Company with two performances planned Friday and Saturday May 28 29 at 7 30 p m on the Taos Community Auditorium stage. The group features many native New Mexican dancers. Obituaries note Paris Rose Schwindt-Giles 17 of Talpa died May 23 Kevin Michael Schreiber 34 formerly of Taos died May 22 and Carol L Conr ad Suazo formerly of Taos.
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Moving People Dance Company
Taos Community Auditorium
Kevin Michael Schreiber
Taos
Paris Rose Schwindt-Giles
Talpa
Carol L. Conrad Suazo
News Highlights From The Spectrum Board
Velasquez tops reader picks while a disturbing letter surfaces. Parents discuss potential lawsuits against the school district as anger over pay hikes stirs the town. The CAV section notes a rape victims cross ages and genders. A suit is dismissed with Cordova ordered to pay defendants' lawyers 225 dollars per hour. A Taos News drive seeks 1,000 Facebook fans by June 1. A special needs group offers answers for parents.
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Taos News Calendar Special Section Overview
Taos New smag Taos News presents a calendar oriented special section and year schedule. This 80 page supplement accompanies the regular paper, split into five calendar sections for city events, local notices, and community listings.
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Parents urge schools to learn about autism in Taos
A Taos mother, Annette Arellano, recounts delays in recognizing her son Emilio’s autism, the harm from mislabeling behavior, and ongoing battles with Taos Public Schools over IDEA compliance, staff training, and planned legal action to secure proper education for disabled students.
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Taos school board plan seeks improvement after misconduct denial
Taos Municipal School Board told by State Education Secretary Veronica Garcia to submit a plan within 30 days after a April 23 letter listing 17 violations. The plan approved May 19 aims to address micromanaging, Open Meetings Act, and ethics concerns with trainings, a parliamentarian, a policy review, a goals retreat, and a law conference this summer. CONTINUED: SCHOOL BOARD Al4.
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Town cuts spending for fiscal year 2011 budget plan
Taos plans a lean 2010 2011 budget aiming to do more with less as taxes grants and fees stay flat. The $10 million general fund relies on sales tax receipts and uses the lowest of the past two years for projections to avoid midyear surprises. Town Manager Daniel Miera says no layoffs but tighter operations as Finance Director Marietta Fambro prepares the proposal for the state by June 1.
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