CASDV to sue DA office amid taos county dispute
CASDV threatens to sue the Eighth Judicial District Attorney's office over a ongoing conflict in Taos County. The agencies clash over a subpoena for documents and an alleged failure to dismiss charges tied to a search warrant at the CASDV office. CASDV and DA staff remain at odds despite calls for dialogue.
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Taos County
CASDV
Eighth Judicial District Attorney’s Office
Agement Division
New Mexico General Services Department
District Attorney’s Office
Risk Management
District. Attorney's Office
Robert Rothstein
Shawn Boyne
Siena Sanderson
Debbie McCann
Benjamin Eastburn
Casdyv
Ute Mountain deal in limbo stalls in Taos County
As of Monday September 26 no documents had been filed for the sale of Ute Mountain property. Ray Smith of Texas and Chicago investors face delays in a $2.8 million deal tied to a planned multi million dollar resort development. Local opposition groups warn the extension offers may be a ploy to rush a purchase while conservationists scrutinize the terms.
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Ute Mountain
Amanda Medina
Taos County
Medina
Ray Smith
Texas
Chicago
Smith
Los Lunas
Rio Grande Restoration
Taos Conservation Group
Santa Fe New Mexican
Hilary Houserman
Genoa Bliven
Centerfire Properties
Bottleneck transfer to Taos Pueblo nears House approval
The House Natural Resources Committee planned to back legislation returning 764 acres of the Wheeler Peak Wilderness bottleneck tract to Taos Pueblo, amid delegation splits. Sponsors Bill Richardson Bingaman Domenici stressed the move respects Pueblo land claims and sacred sites while balancing regional needs and airport expansion concerns. The bill, if approved, heads to the House floor for full consideration next week.
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New Mexico
House Natural Resources Committee
Wheeler Peak
Carson National Forest
Taos Pueblo
Bill Richardson
Jeff Bingamda
Pueblo of
Taos
Richardson
House
Bingaman
Pete Domenici
Senate
Taos Valley
Domenici and
County of
Taos Municipal
Taos News
Taos Pueblo War Chief
Pueblo
Congress
Bottleneck
Blue Lake
Bear Lake
Acequia Polluters Convicted In Magistrate Court
Residents downstream of Dr John Wilson and Barbara Wilson welcomed a Thursday ruling finding them guilty of two counts of maintaining a public nuisance and two counts of polluting water. The court ordered fences and corrals moved 150 feet from the acequia and required a three foot berm with native grasses and willows to prevent future pollution.
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Da’s
Boyne
Ute
Limbo
James Vigil
Jon Riebli
Jeff Gales
Barrow
Uum
Congressional
Jef Gales
Britney Pacheco
Pentecostal Church of God
Acequia
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