Columbus Day Closures On Monday October 10
Columbus Day prompts closures as banks public schools and government facilities including post offices shut down. VECINOS
06 Oct 2005
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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 2005
Page
1
Columbus Day prompts closures as banks public schools and government facilities including post offices shut down. VECINOS
Taosefies from all walks of life go to the Don Carlos Lounge every Thursday evening with pool cues in fancy cases to play another round against each other in what is fast becoming a Taos obsession. See Page B12 Locan News.
Ben Mitchell and Zak Draim from Taos plan a two day walk October 15 16 to raise funds for a good cause. The event promotes animal welfare and support for local shelters.
Obituary notices report the deaths of Opatus avidfinger 66 of San Tes Nativeg, Lucero 79 of Amalia, and Tags who died in October 3. The brief item appears in the newspaper’s Page B16 Departments.
Some readers assail town officials over the dapper club’s bear and wine license application amid intense public scrutiny. The debate unfolds as residents express concern about licensing procedures and local governance. Additional commentary appears on Page A4.
Ronnie Lee Urban received his wine and beer license on October 4 from the state Division of Alcohol and Gaming for Ronnie Lee's Supper Club near Our Lady of Guadalupe parish church. After a Sept. 6 district court ruling in Urban's favor, town Attorney Renée Barela Gutiérrez said she will appeal, while both Urban's and opponents' attorneys dispute whether Rule 12-505 governs the appeal.
San Cristóbal residents pick pisdén nuts amid a bumper crop praised by Benjamin Romero of the Carson National Forest. He cites healthy trees after winter precipitation and summer rains that reduced bark beetle damage. The article notes pickup methods, storage tips, and the nut's role in New Mexico cuisine.
Taos Taos Public Works Director French Espinoza describes La Loma Plaza as a hidden treasure. Ted Mondragén and Frances Martinez, now aging, seek new support to prune old growth, replace flagstones, and document the plaza's history including a possible reinstalled well. Neighbors and volunteers funded and maintained the site through garage sales and Peace Corps help.
Police state probable cause shows Kevin Wayne Romero confessed to using a jammed .22 semiautomatic at Peoples Bank on Paseo del Pueblo Norte. Bernadette Appa, charged as accessory, remained with Romero until arrest near Kit Carson Park. Both held on $50,000 bonds in Santa Fe County Jail.
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