Occupy Taos protest draws Taoseños to Plaza
About 100 Taos residents gathered at Taos Plaza on Oct. 14 to support Occupy Taos, part of the Occupy Wall Street movement. Aimee LaValle and her family joined with homemade signs urging change and democracy, with plans for another rally on Oct. 21.
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Occupy movement fuels debate on politics and reform
Taos News reports on Occupy perspectives with quotes from Mika and Jake Weil. Discussion covers campaign finance, corporate influence, and calls for laws limiting major contributions, noting solidarity across diverse participants outside traditional politics.
Democracy How lecture on Occupy Wall Street issues
A free talk titled Democracy How is set for Saturday October 29 from noon to 3 p.m. at Wired Coffee & Cyber Café. It covers the Wall Street Occupation movement with questions about corporations as people and what the 99 percent wants, followed by a film on corporations. For info call 575 751 9473. Taoseros join nationwide protesters in support of Occupy Wall Street.
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Taos Gymnastics Academy to Close After 20 Years
After serving Taos for 20 years as founding director and owner, Taos Gymnastics Academy dba Taos All-star Gymnastics will close its doors on October 23. The note reflects applicant gratitude and mixed feelings as the business winds down after serving over 13,000 children and families.
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