Landowners block fence sign against Hacienda development plan
Valdez landowners posted a fence and sign last week to signal their stance to developers of Las Haciendas Condominiums. Southwest Khalsa Corporation planned to use a former Forest Service easement to convey waste from the Hacienda treatment plant to the river beneath a cement bridge. The Forest Service no longer controls the property, and the original owners vow to block any waste in the river.
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Valdez
Las Haciendas
Southwest Khalsa Corporation
Forest Service
Permit ruling on Rio Hondo sewage discharge limits
State standards allow some degradation but 12,000 gallons per day proposed would harm existing in river uses. EPA review favored downstream residents and recreation groups while testimony from opponents was deemed irrelevant. State EID staff gathered affidavits and checked nearby springs after the hearing.
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Rio Hondo
New Mexico Water Quality Control Commission
Pierce
EPA
Police report lists eleven area accidents this week
Taos residents suffer injuries in multiple crashes Oct 6 to Oct 18. Monique Mondragon collided with Lefthand, Vive Montoya rear-ended, Espinoza cited for following too close, Brito cited for DWI, Jaramillo cited for following too close, Padilla cited for livestock on highway, Vigil families injured in crashes, bicyclist Concha injured with no citations, Sanchez stable after El Salto collision, Zurmuhlen cited for careless driving, and other minor injuries reported.
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Taos
Holy Cross Hospital
Monique Mondragon
Rafidos de Taos
S.R
Mondragon
Montoya
Cotrine JF. Espinoza
Ranchos
Espinoza
Chris Caramills
Jose Espinoza
Los Cordovas
Los Cordovas Road
Jaramillo
Letio Garcia
Questa
Norman Garcia
Garcia Atrack
George Padilla
Jessica J. Vigil
Mathew Griego
Henry Vigil
Holy Cross
Vigil
Merced
Paseo Sur
Virgilia Sanchez
Arnold Torrez
Arroyo Seco
Sanchez
el Salto Road
David 4Zurmuhlen
Matthew Durell
el Salto
Zurmuhlen
Taos News wins state press awards in 1980 contest
The Taos News earned first place for its Que pasa section and second for special supplements in the New Mexico Press Association competition. Sports editor Phil Bateman won two first place photography awards. Bateman will see his photos in Shoptalk. He recently left Taos News for a photography career in San Antonio, Texas.
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New Mexico Press Association
Phil Bateman
Santa Fe
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Taos
Bataan
Daylight Saving Time Ends In The Taose Valley
Daylight Savings Time ends at midnight Sunday October 25 causing clocks to fall back one hour. Taosenos who miss the change may be early for work Monday while sunrise is later and evenings grow dark. Set clocks back Sunday night to adjust to Mountain Standard Time.
Hospital turmoil at Holy Cross Pressures rise in costs
An internal hospital report details price anomalies from a heating pad charge and missing patient kit items, while nurses question AHS billing policies and the rotating administration. New leaders Pennington and Villanueva face maintenance woes, payroll issues, and shifting public relations strategies as Holy Cross weighs a new building project.
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John Villanueva
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Villanueva
San Antonio
Texas
Espatola Hospital
Huly Cross
Joe Pennington
Halbrook
Art
Eharge
Pennington
Titus
Cross
Gerald Tipsword
St. Louis
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