30 Sep 1999
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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1999
Page
1
Feasting marks the San Geronimo de Taos celebration on Sept 30 with traditional foods such as homine bread fried bread chiles venison and rabbit alongside familiar dishes. The feast blends native ritual and Catholic faith honoring St Jerome while showcasing Taos Pueblo hospitality and community.
Wal-Mart may challenge Taos land use rules that ban buildings over 80000 square feet or seek a variance in court. The retailer could revert to the old code or pursue Taos County or Taos Pueblo as alternatives. Taos Pueblo has discussed Wal-Mart arrivals and includes retail in its growth plan.
Taos High School students Patrick Winters and Martin Martinez, both 17, faced unlawful carrying a deadly weapon onto school premises after a rifle was found under Winters’ van in the Taos High parking lot. The weapon was a rusty .22 missing its clip, sparking rumors of a campus shootout and prompting police questioning of six students.
A Taos High School forum led by Nancy Jenkins brought more than 40 students and parents to discuss respect, responsibility, and safe gathering spaces after the canyon death of teen Justin Sinclair near the Rio Grande Gorge. The session aimed to ease tension between generations and spark a plan to mentor middle schoolers in a safe hangout, with the outcome open to future steps and possible disagreements.
Taos County officials clash over spending amid tight budgets. Finance director Robert Pineda says the general fund shows stability yet fears reserves may dip below legal levels. Treasures Lorraine Coca Ruiz accuses Pineda of misusing tax dollars. a confrontation erupts outside the county chambers as local critic Arthur Yellen backs Coca Ruiz.
Taos County DWI coordinator Mike Trujillo and State Police Lt. Oscar Gonzalez plan Wolf Pack Patrols to target underage drinking in streets and remote areas. Following Justin Sinclair's death on September 11, they push for state grant funding to finance the program.
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