Taos News Staff and Contact Details Listed
The Taos News lists its staff including Publisher Chris Baker Editor Gary Maitland Advertising manager Joanne Cross Comptroller Kathleen Weinzer Circulation manager I Renge Admero and multiple editors reporters photographers and designers with contact pathways and office location at 220 Albright St Taos New Mexico 87571.
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Corrections Policy Notice for The Taos News
The Taos News outlines its corrections policy stating it strives for accuracy and completeness and invites readers to report mistakes by calling 758 2241 for corrections and clarifications.
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Taos County approves school tax to fund capital projects
Officials welcomed Senate Bill 516 creating a 10 year school gross receipts tax with state support from Gov Gary Johnson. Revenue totaling about 2 million annually will be shared among Taos Questa and Questa districts and UNM Taos for capital upgrades while charter schools await policy. Delays due to AG opinion pushed effective date to July 2002.
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Taos area sewer plan advances with El Valle project
El Valle de Los Ranchos Water and Sanitation District pushes a dormant Taos area sewer plan toward reality. Phase 1 would install a trunk line linking Talpa Ranchos de Taos and nearby communities, funded by an $800,000 RUS grant/loan, with construction possible next spring and a six to 12 month build.
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Taos artist crafts unique glass bears for Unsung Heroes awards
Taos News honors local residents with hand-made glass bears crafted by Tony Jojola of Taos Glass Arts and Education. Jojola, native of Isleta Pueblo, has worked with glass since 1975 and shapes bears by melting blobs into varied forms, likening the process to keeping thick honey on a spoon. The awards, created to recognize Unsung Heroes and Citizen of the Year, reflect the program led by Kathy Kaperick with instructors at Taos Glass Arts and Education.
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Taos mayor and two councilors announce re election bid
Taos Mayor Fred Peralta and two town councilors stated on Tuesday October 23 that they will seek re election on March 15 2002. Peralta has served as mayor since 1994 and opted against a gubernatorial run after Bill Richardson entered the race.
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Taos County Holds Job Shadow Day
Nearly 50 Taos County youth and college students will visit local businesses, non-profits, and government agencies on Tuesday October 30. The Taos County Chamber of Commerce sponsors the event pairing participants with organizations based on their interests.
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Sayre faces fourth degree felony over double voting
In New Mexico, Sayre is charged with a fourth degree felony for voting twice. Officials say the charge rests on strict liability regardless of intent. Sayre, a Vietnam veteran and former diplomat, disputes the interpretation and awaits legal action.
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Winter Health Tips and Immune Support Formula
The article advises keeping homes humid to ease sinus passages and drinking warm fluids while avoiding caffeine and alcohol. It also recommends wearing a warm hat outside to reduce heat loss and promotes Immaphyte Compound with Echinacea, Goldenseal, Siberian ginseng, Astragalus, and Propolis for immune support.
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