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Taos Feral Feline Friends welcome funds for spay/neuter program
Taos Feral Feline Friends (TFFF) said it has received more than $20,000 from PetSmart Charities to fuel its local spay/neuter efforts in Taos, Ranchos de Taos, El Prado and Questa. The money … more
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The students behind the award-winning app “See Something. Say Something,” from left to right, are Zach Benton, Aryanna Zarazua, Justis Daniels-Bezout, Emmet Moulton and Sebastien Moulton.
Update: App created by Taos students named 'best in nation'
In the midst of all the well-intentioned discussions prompted by the nearly record-setting suicide rate in Taos County last year, five Taos-area high school students have taken an action that … more
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Germaine Mitchell
Know Your Neighbor: Germaine Mitchell offers financial empowerment to Taos residents
In this age of economic complications and the need for financial literacy, the average wage earner might be uncertain where to turn for help. The main idea to retain is that one is not alone. Since … more
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Ted Wiard
Dear Ted: Continuum of care
A couple of months ago, I returned from a treatment center for addiction. While I was there, the staff talked about continuum of care. more
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Daly
Play power: NVW staff member builds confidence in his students
‘I give them a safe place to rough house and learn how to use their bodies,” said Ryan Daly, the play therapy leader at NonviolenceWorks (NVW). For the past three years, Daly has been … more
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Toby Lee, a home visitor with the North West First Born program in Western New Mexico, speaks with new mother RoShanna Francisco in October 2015 at her home in the small community of Standing Rock in McKinley County. Lee tells Francisco what she can expect during her daughter, Calleigh’s, first six months. Research has shown that First Born and other home-visiting programs improve child health and other outcomes. Expanding these programs, a new report says, would help improve New Mexico’s status in several measures of child well-being.
Hope for child welfare in New Mexico? 'We are not trapped at 49th'
A new report on the well-being of children in New Mexico has found that some key policy changes — such as expanding access to child care assistance, increasing investments in early childhood … more
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BYOC (bring your own container). We can all do our part in reducing our contributions to the amount of trash in our community/planet by being prepared. It is as simple as bringing our own container. This photo illustrates how much trash a single person can reduce if they were to visit a coffee shop once a week for a year.
Trim your trash – implementing the ‘three Rs’ and a couple of others
As we become more aware of our environmental impact and understand the need to reduce the amount of trash we are leaving on this planet, learning to become “mindful consumers” is … more
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Taos education briefs: Pueblo, budget, bullying and more
The Taos school board held its regularly scheduled meeting Feb. 14. All board members were present. Here’s a rundown of some of the issues, policies and initiatives that were discussed. Taos … more
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Cigarette smoking among teenagers has declined to the lowest rate ever recorded in New Mexico, according to the Department of Health.
Youth dental health in the spotlight
The New Mexico Department of Health (NMDOH) said it has seen improved health outcomes in key areas for New Mexico’s youth, including reduced rates of obesity, pregnancy, smoking and others. Two … more
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Alex Romero
Tripp withdraws; Martinez nominates Taos native for regent post
Former New Mexico Speaker of the House Don Tripp has withdrawn his name from consideration for a seat on The University of New Mexico Board of Regents, citing a state constitutional provision that … more
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Helen Garcia sits at her home.
Know Your Neighbor: Helen Garcia's unique Taos journey
Collections form the mainstay of Helen Garcia's life. Visiting her in her home – or elsewhere – reveals much about Garcia's history through material items that are important to her. … more
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Amanda Yu, owner of Yu Garden, fed the TISA students traditional Chinese food.
TISA Talks: ‘Year of the Rooster’
Once again, Taos Integrated School of the Arts (TISA) students celebrated the Chinese New Year with a traditional New Year’s lunch and art show.  The TISA students spent the previous … more
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TISA fourth-graders organize food for their new project.
TISA Talks: A box in every classroom
The Taos Integrated School of the Arts (TISA) fourth-grade classroom had an idea — one that grew and came to fruition Feb. 6 thanks to the help of a handful of locals with a passion for … more
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"Both teen boys and girls use physical and emotional violence in dating relationships."
‘One Billion Rising’ and teen dating violence
The organizers of the annual worldwide “One Billion Rising” event are calling on all women, men and children to harness their power and imagination in rising for justice Feb. … more
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Dr. Teresita Aguilar is one of three candidates in contention for the post.
Three finalists named for top post at UNM-Taos
University of New Mexico officials have announced three contenders in the search for the next CEO of Taos’ community college. Dr. Kate O’Neill, who for 10 years served as CEO of … more
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School board elections were held Feb. 7.
Questa school board returns old guard
Mathew Ortega has again won a seat on the Questa school board in the only contested race in the district. Ortega garnered 307 votes over incumbent Joel C. Flory’s 212 votes and newcomer … more
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Bernie Linnartz
Management Corner: Elements of time and listening
I expect that few folks spend much time trying to better understand time and/or listening. I hope this series is giving you opportunities to do so. How we invest our time and listen with intent and … more
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Sheryl Romero
Know Your Neighbor: Standing Rock brings activism back to Sheryl Romero's life
Born to a politically active mother, Sheryl Romero's issue-oriented activism remained dormant for many years. However, as situations in the world changed, so did her desire to place her thoughts into … more
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School board elections take place Feb. 7.
School board candidates answer questions about Feb. 7 race
Voters — that is, those who actually show up and vote on Election Day — can have an impact on politics at all levels. Though the gargantuan presidential race of 2016 has come and gone, … more
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Gov. Susana Martinez takes the podium Tuesday to deliver her State of the State address during the first day of the state Legislative session at the Roundhouse.
Martinez signs budget-balancing measures
Gov. Susana Martinez signed three bills Jan. 31 to balance the state’s budget, taking about $46 million from the reserves of public schools. But she vetoed cuts to an economic development … more
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“Animal Protection Lobby Day” is in Santa Fe Feb. 22.
Taos Bark: Nod to some special animal groups and a save the date
Even though there are immediate and demanding animal challenges right here in our Taos County, I like to profile and familiarize my readers with Animal Protection of New Mexico (APNM, apnm.org) at … more
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Public Education Secretary Hanna Skandera discusses the 2016 results from student tests in August.
Education chief pushes change in teacher evaluations
State Public Education Secretary Hanna Skandera said Jan. 30 she will push for legislation to reduce the weight that student test scores carry in teacher evaluations. Skandera’s announcement … more
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James Michael Valerio
Ranchos student selected for Senate Youth Program
Sens. Tom Udall and Martin Heinrich recently announced the names of two students who were selected as delegates to the 55th annual United States Senate Youth Program (USSYP). The program takes … more
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Of principle concern will be questions regarding the candidates’ platform and opinion about the school district’s budget, according to the organizer.
School board forum in Costilla set for Jan. 31
The session will be held Jan. 31 at 6:30 p.m. at the community center in Costilla, located on Highway 196 near the volunteer fire department. more
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One of the biggest issues facing state lawmakers during the 60-day legislative session is filling the $70 million gap in New Mexico’s budget.
Budget wrangling in Santa Fe leaves schools, county in tough spot
One of the biggest issues facing state lawmakers during the 60-day legislative session is filling the $70 million gap in New Mexico’s budget. And in a repeat of last year’s solvency … more
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