Taos County voters face Nov 2 election day and Oct 30 early voting
Taos County's 36 precincts offer 7 am to 7 pm voting on Election Day Tuesday November 2 with early in person voting from Oct 5 to Oct 30 at the Taos County Courthouse 4 am to 5 pm and the old armory 489 Blueberry Hill Road noon to 8 pm Tuesday through Friday. Martinez notes typical lines after 3 pm and ID rules apply mainly to mail registrants.
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Taos County Precincts and Voting Locations Listed
Taos County releases precincts with voting sites in parentheses for diverse areas. Locations include Tres Piedras Fire House Costilla Elementary School Amalia Senior Citizens Center Cerro Community Center Questa Fire House and Alta Vista Middle School Red River Conference Center San Cristóbal Community Center Arroyo Hondo Old Armory Valdez Old School Holy Trinity Parish Center LPA Building Taos Civic Taos High Los Cérdovas Community Center and other listed venues.
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List of New Mexico place names with facilities and communities
A sequence of locations includes Cafidn Cafida Ranchos de Taos Llano Quemado Talpa Ojo Caliente Pilar Rio Lucio Vadito Placitas Chamisal Pefiasco Rodarte Las Trampas El Valle Llano Taos Ski Valley South Los Cordovas Cruz Alta Taos Picuris Pueblo Administration. The items reference community sites and facilities such as fire houses and schools among several pueblos and resorts.
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Pilar
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Rio Grande Gorge
Rio Lucio
Vadito
Placitas
Chamisal
Sam Córdova
Pefiasco
Rodarte
Las Trampas
el Valle
Llano
Taos Ski Valley
South
Los Córdovas
Cruz Alta
Taos
Picuris Pueblo
Taos senior meal menu week with centers listed
Senior menu for Taos center covering Thursday October 28 through Thursday November 4 features pork loin, roast beef, spaghetti, chicken and rice, hamburger macaroni, and baked fish with sides. Milk and juice accompany meals with suggested donations for seniors and guests. Ancianos Inc centers exist in Taos, Chamisal, Questa and Amalia with phone contacts for Amalia Questa and Chamisal for menus.
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Taos County Manager Adam Baker to resign in January
Taos County Manager Adam Baker announced plans to resign at the end of January after a Tuesday executive session. Baker, hired in March on a $110000 contract, has overseen the new $47 million county complex and helped hire an executive team while negotiating with the county employee union. He cited desire to spend more time with family and pursue opportunities.
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Barbara Martinez Named Taos County Attorney
Barbara Martinez has been hired as Taos County's new county attorney, starting Monday Oct. 25 after a six-candidate interview process in which she scored highest. Martinez, a Tulsa native educated at Oklahoma State University and Oklahoma City University School of Law, has long served Taos in private practice and as a senior trial prosecutor. Her priorities include implementing a revised land use code and finishing work on the county’s new complex.
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Taos Public Works Director charged in battery case
Taos County Public Works Director Rick Chavez is charged with battery and robbery over an August 15 incident involving a female relative. District Attorney Donald Gallegos says the case began as domestic violence but was upgraded to robbery due to forceful taking of possessions. Chavez faces a November 1 magistrate court hearing.
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