Two-Timing Taos County EDC Startup Salvages Success
This week reports the Taos County Economic Development Center launched business has become a two-time success. Page A9 and B8 tease cover the achievement across sections.
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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 2003
Page
1
This week reports the Taos County Economic Development Center launched business has become a two-time success. Page A9 and B8 tease cover the achievement across sections.
Community members report on a weekend clinic where nine youths learned fly-fishing basics along the Rio Grande. Obituary notes list several Taos and area residents passing in late September, including José M. Casados, 75, Grace Van Compernoile, 91, and others.
The Taos publication notes four sections across four pages in its XLII 11th issue with copyright dated 2003. The brief mentions the department pages and department headlines on page B10.
John Stephens, 42, of Rio Rancho, spent five hours in the Rio Grande Gorge after a fall while photographing the Taos Gorge Bridge. Taos Search and Rescue rappelled the south side to reach him, while friend Adam Stradal remained on the bridge urging him to wait.
Taos Municipal Schools report Terra Nova math scores below 50th percentile at Ranchos de Taos Enos Garcia Taos Elementary and Taos High while Arroyos del Norte and Taos Middle School show gains. Superintendent Space calls for action as reading and other subjects meet standards.
Frank R. Mares, 46, was arraigned on trafficking and possession charges after a Taos County raid found 53 marijuana plants up to 16 feet tall at Sunshine Valley and about 10 pounds of processed marijuana in five bags. An additional 37 large plants were found a half mile away.
Taos County registered the strongest backing for both referendums in the statewide constitutional vote. Officials noted Amendment 2 to allow larger annual withdrawals from the Land Grant Permanent Fund to fund schools was narrowly ahead early, with results fluctuating as counties continued canvassing by Friday.
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