Taos grateful residents reflect on thanks and resilience
Taos residents share what they are thankful for as The Taos News interviews locals during Thanksgiving. Hattie Trujillo recalls family, independence, and gratitude for land, air, and water, noting daily thanks and resilience through health struggles and life challenges.
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Thanksgiving closings across government and banks in Taos area
Local federal state county and Taos Pueblo offices close Thursday and Friday November 23 and 24 for Thanksgiving. Taos Questa and Taos Pueblo Day School districts also close. Centinel Bank First State Bank and Peoples Bank close Thursday reopen Friday. Allsup's Farr's Smith's hours noted for holiday shopping.
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Missing girl found at Albuquerque airport
Elizabeth Archuleta, 17, missing since October 27, was found at Albuquerque International Airport on Monday night. Police say Archuleta called her sister from the airport while with James Jeremy Duran. Duran fled and an investigation is ongoing. Archuleta was released to her family. authorities question the fax affidavit from Archuleta about the incident.
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Taos ski season delayed as resorts push opening to December
Taos County faces limited Thanksgiving skiing with Red River or home option. Taos Ski Valley and Ski Rio delay openings to December 14 and 30, Angel Fire and Sipapu expect mid December start. Snow-making behind due to warm weather. deposits refundable and staff ready to assist travelers. Taos remains a holiday destination despite late starts.
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Master plan scrutinized in Taos meetings sparks debate
Taos residents gathered for the first public draft of the Taos Valley Master Plan as Mayor Fred Peralta urged careful public involvement. Planner Antonio Delgado presented a broad draft that drew criticism over specifics, education emphasis, open space and county participation. Town and county officials stressed process needs, while Peralta framed the discussion as philosophy behind development rather than zoning.
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Patti Martinson
Carlos Miera
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