Take Back the Night march starts tonight in Taos
The annual march against violence opens at Kit Cargo Park at 5 30 p m with flashlights and a pre march sign making session at 4 30 p m. Marchers from Men Engaged in Non violence join Taos Pueblo riders en route to Taos Plaza where Barbara Richardson and Bobby Durdn speak. Participation is free and a contact number is listed.
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Barbara Richardson
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Bobby Durdn
Taos Storytelling Festival Promises Tall Tales
Tempo VECINOS notes an upcoming Taos Storytelling Festival inviting locals to enjoy a night of tall tales and yarns as part of the annual event. Local performers and organizers encourage attendance and community storytelling vibes.
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Taos Area Obituaries Report Died In October
Henrietta Martinez 47 of Taos died in Santa Fe October 8. Ricardo Mickey Martinez 71 of Ranchos de Taos died October 5. Mary E Schoenfeld 87, former Taos resident, died October 5 in Durango California See Page B14 DEPARTMENTS.
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Ricardo “Mickey” Martinez
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Mary E. Schoenfeld
Durango
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Tans New Mexico 4 Sections 100 Pages Vol XLI NonS
Fragmentary line appears to note Tans New Mexico with four sections and about 100 pages in volume forty one non-specified. No clear names dates or events readable.
Flu vaccine supply low in Taos due to contamination
Taos Medical Group reports minimal vaccine supplies as Chiron faces contamination and Aventis holds undelivered doses. Federal action bounds distribution with 24 million doses on hold nationwide and a Thursday teleconference to allocate limited shots amid statewide 250000 planned vaccinations.
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Holy Cross Hospital
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Taos County health needs attention report finds gaps
A Taos CARES compiled countywide health report flags under service and shortage areas with primary and dental care gaps in Arroyo Hondo Questa and Tres Piedras. It notes teen pregnancy diabetes obesity violence poverty access to care and limited transport as major barriers alongside calls for streamlined low cost or subsidized services and better advertising of programs like Medicare and Medicaid.
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Sikh leader Yogi Bhajan dies at 75 in Espanola
One of New Mexico's best known spiritual figures, Yogi Bhajan, 75, chief Sikh religious authority of the Western Hemisphere, died of heart failure at his Espanola home on Wednesday October 6. The community mourns his loss as he had advised many in the United States.
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Yogi Bhajan and Akal Security Leader in US Sikh Community
Yogi Bhajan presided over the Sikh faith in the United States and helped Akal Security become a major federal security contractor. A renowned Kundalini yoga teacher, he introduced public instruction and influenced people worldwide across the Sikh and broader spiritual communities.
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Akal Security
Taos deputy stabbed by girlfriend. cruiser and pistol missing
Deputy Anthony Trujillo was stabbed in the back by his girlfriend Theresa Mondragén 26 during a night out. She allegedly took his sheriff’s cruiser and duty pistol after the attack, with charges not yet filed and the Taos Police citing unlawful discharge of a firearm for shots fired near Sunset Road.
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Taos
Anthony Trujillo
Charlie Martinez
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Taos Pueblo honors at national museum opening
Taos Pueblo members joined the procession on the National Mall during the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian opening week. More than 20,000 American Indians gathered for the event spanning September 21 to 26 in Washington, D.C.
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