People helping people bottom line at hospital
Taos residents express mixed views of Holy Cross Hospital yet praise care and personal attention. Patients note attentive nurses, unique services, and community feel, even as some complain about cost and noise. AHS leadership touts sophisticated service and an unparalleled staff.
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Taosenos
Taos
Holy Cross Hospital
St. Vincent's
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
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Taosen
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Jeff Smith
Taos County Eyes Free Legal Clinic To Replace Services
Taos County plans to replace vanished free legal aid with pro bono clinics and cash donations. Bar Association weighs referrals, Judicare, and legal insurance as alternatives, while residents and officials urge community funding to sustain services. Local leaders discuss state and federal funding roles amid anticipated two year service gap.
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Legal Services
Sue McDowell
NMLS
Taos
Phil Lovato
Francisco Gonzales
Legal Services Corp
New Mexico
Gonzales
New Mexico First Lady Praises Taos Youth Conference
Alice King commends Taos for hosting a two day youth conference with 200 teens from Taos High School Los Ju nior High Questa Penasco and Espanola High Schools at the Sagebrush Inn. She notes 450000 teens in the state and urges ideas to shape future legislation and programs. Gerald Ortiz y Pino discusses adolescence as an artificial stage and the need for youth to contribute as adults. Teens participate in workshops with community leaders over two days to discuss problems and solutions.
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New Mexico
Alice King
Taos
King
Los
Questa
Penasco
Espanola
Sagebrush Inn
Albuquerque
Gerald Ortiz Y Pino
Ortiz Y Pino
Twining dispute hinges on three faction agreement
Burnett could not be reached but Taub said his group would back the consensus if three factions reach a deal, while Rubin noted the accord does not reflect all Rio Hondo members. The suit involves NPDES violations, water rights from the San Juan Chama project, and Taos Ski Valley issues, pending a Forest Service decision after regional denials and a Washington reroute by ACT.
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Burnett
Taub
Fia Hondo Association
Rubin
Rio Hondo
Twining
Walter
San Juan-Chama
Taos
US. Forest Service
National Forest Service
BLM Public Meeting on Western New Mexico Badlands
Public information session at Harwood Library tonight covers wilderness proposals in the San Juan Basin. BLM lists Bisti and De Nudin as preservation targets while Ah Sni Sle Pah faces energy development. Fossil Forest remains fragile with paleontological value and possible coal extraction nearby. Environmental groups urge attendance as final impact statement nears and a land use decision looms.
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New Mexico
San Juan Basin
Harwood
Bureau of Land Management
BLM
Taus Environmental Association
Tycal
Ute Mountain
Une
TEA
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