Taos Republicans hail Martinez win at HQ
Supporters at Taos County Republican Headquarters celebrated Susana Martinez winning governor as a nationwide GOP revival mood took hold. Attendees cheered Viva la Susana while disappointed local candidates carried subdued optimism amid broader party gains.
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Taos Democrats Celebrate Strong Taos County Results
Taos County backed Democrat candidates with 70 percent for Denish and 82 percent for Rep. Ben Ray Lujan, as early results indicated, while Susana Martinez led in the governor’s race with 53 percent statewide. Tafoya praised volunteers and noted watch parties were planned.
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Ben Ray Lujan
Relish magazine features Thanksgiving recipes and ideas
Fall back ends Sunday November 7. Relish Magazine offers a bounty of recipes including mashed potatoes and canned pumpkin ideas. A soy sauce marinated roast turkey is suggested as a new twist. Ramén E. Lépez, 22, of Pefiasco, died October 31.
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News-Romero family in Questa seeks help after tragedy
The Romero family in Questa asks the community for assistance after a devastating event. Local officials call for support while neighbors rally to provide aid, meals, and shelter to affected members and their relatives in the narrow San Guadalupe area.
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Taos Market Boom Looms Over Rio Grande Gorge Bridge
Taos residents react to a surge in open market activity around the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge amid local interest in commerce and development. Council member Gene Sanchez reveals plans to seek a seat on the school board as regional political dynamics heat up. The governor’s race scene centers on Martinez with ongoing campaign momentum and policy debate shaping the race.
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Taos News issue details departments and page count
The Taos News issue from Taos New Mexico lists five sections across 96 pages, volume 51 number 13. Copyright 2010.
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Democrats sweep local races as Lujan wins District 3
In Taos County Democrats secure wide margins with incumbents sweeping three local contests. Ben Ray Lujan is re-elected to the U S House District 3. Roberto Gonzales District 42 wins over Matthew Nielsen 7777 to 2083. Sheriff Miguel Romero and probate judge Andres Vargas also prevail. Election results reported as unofficial.
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Bobby” Gonzales
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Gonzales
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Downtown parking lot lease talks resume after brief shutdown
After a temporary lease expired on August, the town and landowner Anne Brenner reached a short term deal for Brenner's section of the John Dunn House Shops lot. Negotiations continue over amount and length as several vehicles blocked access following an impasse.
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Daniel Miera
Taos Councilor Sanchez to run for school board
Taos Town Councilor Gene Sanchez announces plans to run for the Taos Municipal School Board in District 4, a race to decide seats held by Lorraine Coca Ruiz, Arsenio Cordova, and Enrico Velasquez with election set for February 1. Coca Ruiz and Cordova reportedly will not seek re election.
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Glow in the dark Balloonmen shine draws crowd in Vecinos item
Glow in the dark event Balloomenshine at Sucker Hole drew the first crowd Saturday night Oct. 30 as Vecinos coverage continues on Page Cl with more details and photos.
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