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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 2003
Page
1
The Taos Tigers varsity football team remains undefeated at 6-0 after a decisive 42-20 victory against the Pagosa Springs Pirates. The win, celebrated in words and photos, solidifies their district lead as they prepare for upcoming conference play.
Weekend events in Northern New Mexico highlight water awareness and local concerns. A nine member board advances plans for an Enchanted Circle Gateway Museum while community members are honored for lasting contributions. Retired Taos resident Lulu Huesers and 100 year old Tom Tarleton are noted in obituaries.
Community Against Violence launched its annual drive on October 2 aiming to raise $50,000. Taos County DA's office has new grants to bolster support for domestic violence and stalking victims, funding an investigator, a victims advocate, and clerical staff as part of a multidisciplinary team meeting monthly to tackle these crimes.
Pauline Anaya leads Questa Independent School District facing a probationary Alta Vista Intermediate and a high school project while overseeing a half million dollar band room and classroom, network problems, a divided board, and student weakness focus in science and language arts. She arrives with a strong resume including Cal State Northridge and Harvard Kennedy School training.
A divided Taos County Commission held a shortened October meeting with three of four members voting to table Don Francisco Trujillo's agenda items. Trujillo pressed for recorded answers on budget, chair duties, youth center, travel rules, grants, and courthouse issues, prompting a spontaneous postmeeting press conference.
NASA and New Mexico State University balloons wrapped a sky tour with a Sept 28 sighting in Northern and Central New Mexico. The Sep 28 balloon reached 127,800 feet, flew over Taos and Santa Fe area, and landed near Farmington. A second-to-last flight occurred Oct 5 and the final planned for Oct 8 weather permitting.
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