Taos sculpture vandalized at Taos Center for the Arts
Kendra Brock’s clay sculpture Cycla, part of the Temporary Installations Made for the Environment program, was destroyed by vandalism about a week after installation outside the Taos Center for the Arts. Brock and TCA officials lament the loss of a fragile work and its transformation theme.
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Tortilla Heaven premiere and Taos town meetings
THIS WEEK At Longtast Taos hosts premiere of Tortilla Heaven See Tempo News Speaking their minds New members of Taos Planning and Zoning and Historic Preservation respond to questions See Page A7 Sports In control Taos High School girls soccer open season with two wins See Page B1 DeathsCurtis R Cates Isabel Denny Christine DiLisio Darwin D Malott John Douglas Powell Lila Rodriguez Taos News 2007 Taos New Mexico 5 Sections 124 pages Web XLVII No5 Copyright
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Taos High School Homecoming Powder Puff Game
Spirited activities marked Taos High School Homecoming week with the Powder Puff football game on Tuesday morning. Cheerleaders led the event as players dressed in wigs and striped leggings roughhoused while cheering the female gridiron squad. Page A8 has photos and Page B8 lists related activities.
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Taos CATCH could reform local health care delivery
A Taos collaboration named CATCH aims to cut costly referrals and paperwork by creating a single point of entry for patient information. The program, funded by Health Department grants through Holy Cross Hospital, would track chronic disease patients across outpatient programs via an electronic highway managed by physicians like Dr Geilan Ismail.
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Artist's body found in Gorge
New Mexico State Police recovered artist Chris Cardin from the Taos Box section of the Rio Grande Gorge on Monday, one week after his family and friends believed he jumped from the Gorge Bridge. Mary Cardin said her husband would want to be remembered for his art.
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Conference to shed light on dark skies near Taos
Peter Lipscomb of the New Mexico Night Sky Program leads a weekend gathering at the Taos Convention Center for the 2007 Night Sky Conference. The event runs Sept 13 to 15 with backyard astronomy expo lectures on light waste and a Pueblo star-gazing tour, plus a Dark Sky Appreciation Night star party.
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