Upper Bitter Creek Project reversal after appeal
The U.S. Forest Service reversed approval for the Upper Bitter Creek thinning project near Questa after Amigos Bravos and WildEarth Guardians appealed. The ruling cited policy and Carson Forest Plan gaps on old growth, road density, and snags. Officials plan to rework and resubmit, with a new decision expected by early 2013.
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Questa Ranger District
Upper Bitter Creek
Questa
Questa District
Jerome Mastel
Fonsi
Taos
Amigos Bravos
Forest Service
New Mexico Environment Department
Tate
Dennis Aldridge
Project Record
Upper Bitter Creek EA
Amigos Bravos Projects
Rachel Conn
New Mexico
Conn
Bryan Bird
WildEarth Guardians
Timothy Fruits
Carson National Forest
Fruits
Taos columnist Kathryn Cordova earns NFPA awards
Kathryn Cordova, long time Know Your Neighbor writer for The Taos News, won four National Federation of Press Women first place awards in advertising for a KTAO radio commercial, community relations for Taos History Museum, marketing for the Fandango fundraiser, and four color newsletter for The Wagon Wheel. NFPA winners advance to the federation’s conference.
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Taos News
National Federation of Press Women
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KTAO
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Wagon Wheel
New Mexico Press
National Federation
Taos DWI Planning Council meets Oct 17 at 11:30 a.m.
Taos County DWI Planning Council will meet Wednesday Oct 17 at 11 30 a.m. in the Commission Chambers of Taos County Complex 105 Albright St for details contact Herbert Valdez at 575 737 3857 Taos Mountain Sangha hosts a free meditation and talk Oct 17 from 6 30 to 8 30 p.m. titled Reading the Dhammapada with speaker John Lankford at 1070 Plaza Garcia near Michael’s Restaurant details at taosmountainsangha org or call 575 770 2341.
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Commission
Albright St
Herbert Valdez
Taos Mountain Sangha
John Lankford
Thomas Byrom
Plaza Garcia
Taosmountainsangha.org
Tmsangha
Gmail
Bridges College Day helps Taos students plan future paths
Bridges Project for Education marks its 15th anniversary with a free college day on Oct 13 from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Rio Grande Hall Taos. Seminars on paying for college first generation to college and college help here, plus a $1,000 Education Certificate of Deposit drawing. Participants may add alma maters to a living map installation and enjoy a Taos High School Culinary Arts barbecue. Sponsors include Centinel Bank of Taos US Bank Kit Carson Electric and many local groups.
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Rio Grande Hall
Taos
Taos High School
Taos Convention Center
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Centinel Bank of Taos
Kit Carson Electric Coop
Petree’s Nursery & Greenhouses
Studio Karina
TaosNet
Town of Taos
Taos Balloon Rally Returns for 30th Year
Fall colors rise as hot air balloons ascend in Taos during the 30th Annual Taos Mountain Balloon Rally. October 26 to 28 at Albright and Gusdorf streets features about 50 balloonists with tether rides for students, a parade, dusk shines, and closing ceremonies. Free to the public. details at taosballoonrally.com or (575) 758-9210.
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Andria Cooper
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