Arguello Family Named New Mexico Farm and Livestock Family of the Year
Fermin and Sabinita Arguello, from Talpa, were chosen as the New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau Family of the Year for their four generations of farming and ranching work. The couple, honored earlier this month, have long volunteered to strengthen county Farm Bureau efforts and uphold agricultural traditions amid a large extended family and ranch life in Taos Valley.
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Arguello
Taos Valley
Fermin
Sabinita Arguello
New Mexico
Ello
New Mexico Farm Bureau
Talpa
Fermin Arguello
Silviana Pacheco
Albino Rosendo Arguello
Wyoming
Green Valley Ranch
Taos Feeds Taos kicks off holiday drive with $4,000 goal
Taos Feeds Taos returns for the holidays with more than 4000 dollars in the bank and a goal of 500 decorated food baskets. The event honors Jim Ulmer, founder of the drive, who died in October. Kickoff is December 4 as Taos County residents prepare baskets for Thanksgiving.
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Taos
Taos Feeds Taos
Jim Ulmer
Kiwanis Club
Ulmer
Taos Feeds
Taos County
Molycorp
Questa
Eloy A. Jeantete
Taos, Inc
Roberto Gonzales
Doris Jaramillo Torres
Jeantete
Mabel Jeantete
Cheryl Hyland
John Otis
Rebeca Romero
Ernestine Cordova
Luis Pedro
Molycorp mine told to clean up waste rock pile
New Mexico Environment Department orders Molycorp’s Questa molybdenum mine to obtain a discharge permit for waste rock piles near the Red River. The Nov 10 letter sets a Dec 10 deadline to submit a plan to curb discharges to groundwater, with potential fines up to 15000 per day for noncompliance. manager Shoemaker calls it administrative. plans to appeal.
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Molycorp
Questa
New Mexico
Red River
State Environment Department
Marcy Leavitt
Taos airport expansion stalls amid EIS delays and studies
Taos plans an 8600 by 100 foot crosswind runway as part of an 11 million dollar expansion. After court rulings and tribal property reviews, two ethnographic studies funded by Greiner are finished and sent to the FAA. Officials say construction remains tied to FAA approval of the EIS and Finding of No Significant Impact.
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Taos
Taos Municipal
Gus Cordova
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
US District Court
Edwin Mechem
Greiner, Inc
Taos Pueblo
Greiner
Swca, Inc
Environmental Consultants of
Albuquerque
Cordova
Five apply to Taos High principal position
Five candidates sought to replace retiring Taos High School principal Ted Hern as deadline passed. District Superintendent Andres Gallegos noted only five applicants including one from out of state and two from within New Mexico. Hern will retire December 18 and Gallegos may extend the search or run the school with current aides while deciding next steps.
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Ted Hern
Taos High School
Andres Gallegos
Hern
Taos
Education
New Mexico
Gallegos
Santiago Tafoya
Joe Canton
Taos Tigers Stifle Wenzel as Silver City Wins 10-0
In the state AAA football quarterfinals in Silver City Taos Tigers defense stopped Silver High School running back Ryan Wenzel short of a first down but Silver City still won 10-0. The loss also marked Ted Hern’s final high school coaching game.
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Taos Tigers
Silver High School
Ryan Wenzel
Silver City
Taos
Wenzel
Ted Hern
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Megan Bowers
Centinel Bank
First State Bank and Peoples Bank
Cottam Walker Ford
Century 21
Norris Romero
Kit Carson Electric
Pnm-Gas
Peralta’s Laundromat
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
Town of Taos
Holy Cross Hospital
NDCBU
Staci Matlock
The
Taos News
Taos High
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