Three Car Wrecks Injure Three In Weekend Crashes
State police reports say alcohol was a factor in two weekend crashes. Floyd Cisneros, 28, of Questa, drove north on SR 3 from Jerb’s Lounge in Arroyo Fundo at high speed, lost control, struck a guard rail and was treated at Holy Cross Hospital. He was cited for DWI. Taesenos Romero, 20, and passenger Lawrence Gutierrez suffered minor injuries when Romero’s car hit a concrete culvert on SR 230 near SR 150.
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Floyd Cisneros
Questa
SR 3
Jerb
Arroyo Fondo
Cisneros
Holy Cross Hospital
Taesenos Norbert Romero
Lawrence Gutierrez
Romero
Doctors Aid Woman During Cardiac Life Support Course
An elderly Albuquerque woman choked at Kachina Lodge in Taos during a Holy Cross Hospital advanced cardiac life support course. Dr. Stephen Cetrula and Dr. Len Shulman acted quickly with the Heimlich maneuver and airway clearance before oxygen was given, and the patient recovered completely.
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Kachina Lodge
Taos
Holy Cross Hospital
Stephen Cetrula
Kachina
Albuquerque
Cerrulo
Heimlich
Cetrulo
Len Shulman
Taos residents petition for road speed limits and closures
Angry Taos residents urge speed controls on Valverde La Loma and Morada La Lomita routes after crashes and motorbike use. Council approves closing Roberts Road to Morada Road with a temporary barrier for emergency access while planning further traffic measures.
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Taos
Roberts Road
Morada Road
Joe Sanchez
Carlos Miranda
Roberts
Morada
Arturo Archuleta
Quenzler
Phil Lovato
Valverde
Ranehitos Road
la Loma
la Lomita
Quengler
Ranchitos
Lovato
Taos Sewer Expansion Aims to Reduce Infiltration Load
Taos sewers face overflow risk as rainfall infiltration adds to the system load. About 300000 gallons were eliminated via inspection via television camera surveys revealing leaks. The project will renovate old lines and build a mirror plant with larger clarifiers and a chlorine chamber to handle growth.
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Gallegos
Taos
Romero resigns Centinel Bank President post
Ernest Romero quits as Centinel Bank president on Friday Oct 22 citing a need to start a management consulting firm. John Baca and other executives assume duties. no immediate successor named. Romero, previously Taos town administrator, plans future details.
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Centinel Bank
Flint Romero
John Baca
Romero
Centinel
Town of
Taos
Taos Town Awards Albright Taos Gravel Road Contract
Taos awards Albright Taos Gravel a contract to pave Albright Road from Paséo Sur between the county courthouse and Farr's, adding curbs and gutters. Taos Gravel bid $324,411.15, beating Lyster Construction of Las Vegas at $883,010.75. The deal, negotiated after four failed bids, is expected to start before spring per town administrator Carlos Miranda.
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Taos Gravel Products
Taos
Albright
Paséo Sur
Farr
Taos Gravel
Carlos Miranda
Lyster Construction Company
Las Vegas
Miranda
County union vote postponed in Taos County
Taos County commissioners delayed action on recognizing a union for county employees, delaying approval until November 1 after employees voted to join AFSCME. Attorneys continue site searches for a new county dump location on La Serna Grant land, with no decisions yet.
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Taos County
Joe Miera
American Federation of State and County Municipal Employers
Afscme
Liang Quemado
Elurald Breen
Commission
Jaime Chavez
la Serna Grant
Gerald Silva
State Environmental Improvement Division
A Serna Grant
Grant
la Serna Land
Miera
Pueblo
Colo
Denver
el Paso
Albuquerque
Time change alert for daylight saving in mountain region
A distorted notice reminds readers to adjust clocks this Sunday with the phrase spring forward and fall back. It misstates Mountain Standard and Daylight Saving Time, noting the change occurs Sunday at an unclear time and advising to set clocks back an hour Saturday night.
Thieves Hit Taos in Busy Week Police Log Shows Losses
Taos police logged a busy week starting Oct 20 with 32 public-safety incidents. DWI arrests, thefts, and shoplifting occurred as officers investigated a camera-equipment theft worth 1940. A Taos Arts Association building burglary yielded desks rifled and $263 in money and checks. A stolen briefcase with a check and papers was found in the Holiday Inn southeast lot.
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Taos Arts Association
Holiday In
Rio Hondo unit gains status in anti corporation push
The Suimmittee to Save Rio Hondo has been granted status as a new anti corporation group. Led by Komalu Arellangu and 380 signed members, the committee aims to intervene in a suit over Rio Hondo Waste District pollution. Judge Leon Karelitz rejected their bid to join as intervenors. officers and fund raising committees were announced. A benchart show in Albuquerque is planned to raise funds.
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Suimmittee
State Environmental Improvement Division
Leon Karelitz
EID
TWSD
Komalu Arellangu
Lawrence Opty
Ann Mulhall
Alan Kaplan
Albuquerque
Taos News Gallery Seeks Donated Art for Taos Nite Party
Taos News invites local photographers and artists to donate works for sale at the Taos Nite Gallery in Git Town. Contact Arellano or Jim Levy to participate. Directors approve a new corporation pledge to ensure orderly growth and protect Rio area waters from pollution.
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Taos Nite Sung Gallery
Git Town
Roberta Meyers
Arellano
Jim Levy
Hwlaws
Rio
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