Semino sought for questioning in Albuquerque sexual assault case
Taos News reports Llano Quemado man Raymond Semino, 33, is being sought for questioning by Albuquerque police in a October 5 sexual assault of a teenage girl. A warrant has not been issued. information can be given to Crimestoppers at 843 STOP. Semino faces four counts of criminal sexual penetration and kidnapping for a September 1996 armed rape, with prosecutors having offered a plea in 1998.
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Llano Quemado
Albuquerque Police Department
Raymond Semino
Albuquerque
Stan Gloria
Albuquerque Police
Gloria
Semino
Acequias tackle water issues in Taos Valley
Taos Valley Acequia Association could model state efforts to protect water rights and educate landowners about acequias while preserving the ancient ditch system. Geoff Bryce and TVAA President Palemon Martinez credit the group with shaping New Mexico water policy, promoting traditional common use as a protection criterion and securing concessions from the state engineer.
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Taos Valley
Bryce
TVAA
Palemon Martinez
Taos High counselors act as campus clearing house for student needs
Taos High School counselors coordinate conflict mediation, scholarship collection, parent meetings, and crisis support. They see themselves as advocates and information hubs guiding students beyond high school, stressing credit checks, real-life futures, and setting limits.
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Gusdorf
Survivors in Taos honor breast cancer fight at Holy Cross
Georgia Goins and Kathy Dice Brown share new leases on life after breast cancer. Brown, diagnosed after a lump, celebrates recovery through treatment and lifestyle changes. Both credit Holy Cross Hospital Taos with launching a local breast cancer program and ongoing education for mammography staff as Breast Cancer Awareness Day approaches.
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Georgia Goins
Kathy Dice Brown
Brown
Goins
Holy Cross Hospital
Taos
Suzanne James
Holy Cross
James
Where will the roam of New Mexico bison end
New Mexico Game and Fish plans a public auction for 75 bison at Fort Wingate as the property shifts to the Navajo Nation and Zuni Pueblo. The 16 highest bidders share the herd, with 15 animals to top bidders and one winner taking the remainder.
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Fort Wingate Army Depot
New Mexico
Game and Fish
Sandia Pueblo
Stevenson
Fort Wingate
Navajo Nation
Zuni Pueblo
U.S. Army
Matthew Foster
Game Commission
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