Shooting at hot springs leaves man wounded in Taos
Aman shooting occurred at the hot springs above the John Dunn Bridge near Arroyo Hondo about 4 p.m. Richard Braun, 48, who often camps in the area, was listed in critical condition at UNM Hospital. Lawrence Miera Jr. was arrested after authorities tracked him to Pueblo Alegre Mall. Six sheriff deputies and two state police officers assisted in the tense pursuit.
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Aman
John Dunn
Arroyo Hondo
Taos County
Richard Braun
Variodies
Hot Springs
University of New Mexico Hospital
Albuquerque
Charlie Mar
Tinez
Pueblo Alegre Mall
McDonald’s
Martinez
Lawrence Miera Jr
San Miguel County
Braun
Taos Trekkers Ad Sparks Scrutiny Over Grant Funded Politician Shot
The Taos News featured a half page Trek for Trash ad showing Congressman Bill Redmond picking up litter. Taos County used 12000 from Keep New Mexico Beautiful to fund the event, a move state officials say lacked an approved advertising line item and could influence voters. The fund supervisor plans to review the placement as election time nears.
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Taos News
Bill Redmond
Taos County
Lobato
Taos
Carlos Miera
Indicted in Taos county baseball bat beating case
A Taos County Grand Jury indicted Jeffrey Martinez Lawrence Torrez and Joseph Martinez on 11 felony counts each over a Sept. 16 beating case that left 17 year old Monica Flores hospitalized after a baseball bat attack tied to gang tensions. The defendants say they acted in self defense against a vehicle suspected of flashing a pistol.
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Charlie
Martinez
Taos County
Monica Flores
Jennie Tafoya
New Mexico
Jeffrey Martinez
Charlie Martinez
Lawrence Torrez
Joseph Martinez
Flores
Edwin Garcia
Torrez
Tafoya
Garcia
Mitsubishi
Holy Cross Hospital
McDonald’s
After-school Kids Club expands Taos schools effort
Taos Municipal Schools coordinator Diane Dorsey leads a growing after-school network funded by a $22,000 Safe and Drug Free Schools grant. Taos Kids Club at Taos Elementary, serving Enos Garcia students, now hosts about 45 kids Monday through Thursday with tutoring, arts, crafts, and supervised recreation.
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Diane Dorsey
Dorsey
Taos
Arroyos del Norte
Ranchos
Taos Elementary School
Enos Garcia School
Don Fernando
Carmen Martinez
Mercedes Valdez
Benna Pacheco
Doug Gist
Ranchos Elementary School
Taos bus helps disabled residents gain independence
In Taos a special bus service funded by a federal grant aids disabled riders including Caril Goebel, a former nurse in a wheelchair, and Shirley Yeoman, who needs the service for medical appointments. The program gives them mobility and reduces reliance on friends and family.
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Caril Goebel
Taos
Goebel
Blueberry Hill
Shirley Yeoman
Taos County
Yeoman
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