Taos News contact guide and staff listing
The Taos News provides a staff directory with roles including Owner Robin Martin Publisher Chris Baker Editor Gary Maitlands Advertising manager Jeannie Crass Comptroller Kathleen Weinzer Circulation manager Renée homeradre Customer service Sandra Martinez Production Scott Tucker Circulation Adrianna Medina Mailroom driver Marty Baxter Designers Tom Cervenak Rick Aragon Lisa Malaguti Julie Lange Curtis Randell Prepress Melody Romancito and contacts for editorial and publishing.
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Robin Martin
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Chris Baker
Gary £.Maitlands
Jeannie Crass
Kathleen Weinzer
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Renée Homeradre
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Sandra Martinez
Adrianna Medina
Marty Baxter
Tom Cervenak
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Jim Tucker
Rick Aragon
Lisa Malaguti
Julie Lange
Curtis Randell
Melody Romancito
Taos News corrects errors and invites reporting
The Taos News notes it publishes corrections to ensure accuracy and completeness. Readers are urged to report mistakes by calling 758-2241.
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Taos names former chief interim police leader sparks staff protest
Taos officials appoint Curran as interim chief, prompting backlash from police employees who accuse town leaders of bypassing internal candidates. They urge promotions from within, note morale decline, and demand fair opportunity for Lt. Ron Méntez and other sergeants while two sergeant roles remain open.
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Tomas Mascarefias
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Taos Police Chief Lorenzen resigns after staffing clash
Lorenzen criticized town leaders for blocking reform and warned of large liabilities as he submitted a staffing and reform assessment for Taos Police. He pressed for immediate hires and a phased plan, but Cerdova rejected broader changes, prompting his decision to resign and prompting staff to voice concerns about public safety and understaffing.
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Lorenzen
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Cordova
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Town disputes police staffing plan after chief request
Córdova says the town did not demand Lorenzen ouster, citing a rift over assessment and recommended staffing increases. Lorenzen proposed boosting officers from 18 to 29 and later to 38, with a budget rise near $300,000 plus equipment costs, while the town weighs affordability against regional staffing norms and a five year plan.
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