Help for abused wives in Taos and beyond
A Taos series piece outlines steps for victims of domestic violence, urges admitting the problem, seeking counseling, and contacting the Domestic Violence Task Force. It notes safe homes, shelters, emergency numbers, ministerial support, and local resources including the Taos Health Clinic group meetings and library books on wife abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos
Santa Fe
FBI Academy
Quantico
Harwood
Erin Pizzey
Jenore E. Walker
County seeks funds after grant denial in housing plan
Taos County officials press for federal funds after a housing and community development grant was rejected. They submitted multiple requests at a second public hearing, aiming to rehab old buildings, improve water access, and support community wells, while noting past paperwork gaps hindered a prior grant.
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Janice Daigh
Taos County
Go Housing and Community Development
Hlark
Goward Prep
Heusie
Urhin
Ty Vesseo
Daast Vais
Eequest O
Los Tortolitas Finds a Home in Canon School
Los Tortolitas preschool for handicapped children may move to the old Canon School after the Taos Board of Education voted October 9 to allow the move. The program has been at Central Catholic Parochial School behind Our Lady of Guadalupe Church for a year, with Northern New Mexico Community College using Canon School for adult classes and senior nutrition programs also held there. The move hinges on state health department approval and possible safety changes to the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Tortolitas
Taos Board of Education
Progrem
Canon School
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
Mogram
Cinen
Tortolitas
Alice Valdez Ortega
State Department of Health and Environment
Northern New Mexico Community College
Citiaens
State Department of Uman Services
Ortega
Taos schools lose grants over rural criteria match
Taos Elementary and Garcia Middle are dropped from a rural education grant plan for playground upgrades. Remaining funding covers Arroyo Hondo, Taos Junior High, Talpa, Ranchos de Taos, Llano Quemado, and Taos area projects with $40,000 federal, $20,000 state, and $20,000 local shares, plus in-kind donations.
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Taos
Garcia Middle
Arroyo Hondo
Tulpa
Ranchos de Taos
Taos Junior High
Liing
Liana Quemado
Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
State Natural Resources Department
Martinez
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Judy Romero
Mary Alexander
Robin McKinney
The
Taos News
New Mexico Press Association
Pellingd Torres
Conmnry
Morar ‘Prague
County Housing Authority
OSS Chg
Tarry
Rangre de Cristy
Hoste Authority
Penasco Wienoo
Snd Wall
Torrez
Us Murlines
el Prado
Saul Astoaik
Hist
FUNK
Llano Quemado
Ranchos de Taos Elementary
Talpa Elementary
Casal
de Geno
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Eostanetar Pires
Taos Catia
L Increible
Gratis Durante
Arts & Craft Supplies
N. Hwy
Placitas
Tendercrust
U.S. Choice
Swift
Carne
Adovada
Graham’s Superette
Robert & Delia Graham
Hiway
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