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The New Mexico Film Foundation announced two new grant programs for New Mexico students.
The New Mexico Girls Make Movies Grant offers New Mexico girls and young women (ages 12 to 25) the opportunity to submit their original screenplays, shorts …
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Staff Report
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1/22/17
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A federal magistrate judge is allowing a lawsuit that asserts a state wildlife agency’s decision to open a cougar trapping season on public lands violates the Endangered Species Act to proceed.
The cougar trapping season, which began Nov. 1 and …
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Staff Report
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1/22/17
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The following is a condensed version of the Taos Police Department blotter from Jan. 11-16.
Jan. 11
Midnight. Suicide attempt, Camino de la Serna – Subject was walking in the area wearing gray basketball shorts and a white shirt.
12:45 …
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By John Miller
The Taos News
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1/22/17
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The biggest spender among lobbyists in New Mexico last year was not employed by an oil company or a tobacco company or a mining company. Instead, it was a New York-based advocacy group for gun safety that spent $219,500.
The reports, filed this …
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By Steve Terrell, The New Mexican
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1/22/17
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(Family Features) Canola oil is a popular pantry staple that stars in many of our kitchens. However, there’s much more to this kitchen workhorse than meets the eye. For example, did you know that this versatile, sustainable and safe food …
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1/21/17
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(Family Features) This New Year, set a realistic resolution to take time to sit down with your family and eat balanced meals together. A few simple solutions and a dash of inspiration are all you need to set the tone for a year of health and …
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1/21/17
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(Family Features) When it comes to eating, it can be difficult to find foods that kids can enjoy while also introducing them to valuable nourishment and health principles.
Instead of giving in to ice cream for every meal or forcing children …
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1/21/17
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(Family Features) It seems like every week there is a new product claiming to promise nutrition and improve your health. However, there are some foods you likely already have on hand that can improve your diet quality and support clean-eating …
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1/21/17
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(Family Features) Just like your favorite sports team, hosting a winning big-game party or tailgate takes planning, preparation and teamwork. To make your festivities fun-filled, remember these entertaining tips that are sure to score big with …
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1/21/17
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(Family Features) Families across America want to make sure that they’re starting the day strong, and getting enough high-quality protein in the morning is a simple way to do so. A breakfast with protein is a great way to energize the morning, …
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1/21/17
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Legislators' last attempt to balance this year's budget relied heavily on across-the-board cuts to state programs, but some critics of the new effort say lawmakers are placing the burden of a projected $69 million deficit on local institutions …
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By Andrew Oxford, The New Mexican
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1/21/17
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Applications are now being accepted for the Aldo and Estella Leopold Residency Program, which provides a monthlong retreat for writers and artists at the couple’s first home in Northern New Mexico and in the intellectual context of land …
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Staff Report
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1/21/17
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The U.S. Forest Service is seeking grant applications by Feb. 23 for forest restoration projects on public and tribal lands in the state.
“Approximately $3 million will be awarded under the Collaborative Forest Restoration Program this year in …
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Staff Report
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1/21/17
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Two months after a standoff at a bridge in North Dakota resulted in 300 people being injured in sub-freezing temperatures at the hands of law enforcement, echoes of that scene reverberated again in Taos.
On Jan. 16, water protectors held prayer …
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By Cody Hooks, The Taos News
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1/21/17
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State Supreme Court Chief Justice Charles Daniels on Thursday portrayed a state court system in crisis, withering from funding cuts to the point it can no longer provide indigent defendants their constitutional rights to an adequate defense. Without …
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By Phaedra Haywood, The New Mexican
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1/21/17
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Days remaining in session: 56
#oldtimes: Former state House Speaker Don Tripp made a point of starting on time.
As Rep. Brian Egolf has taken over the speaker's chair, some Republicans have been quick to point out that the Santa Fe Democrat …
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The New Mexican
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1/21/17
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Taoseños gathered on Taos Plaza to speak out against the rhetoric of the 45th President on his Inauguration Day, January 20, 2017.
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1/20/17
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Randy Royster said when his daughter Amber started questioning her sexuality as a teen, he sent her to a therapist recommended by his pastor. The therapist used "conversion therapy," a treatment designed to change a person's sexual …
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By Steve Terrell, The New Mexican
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1/20/17
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(BPT) - Want to make 2017 the year you focus on your health? Wellness goals are admirable throughout the year, but too often well-meaning people make a common mistake that sabotages their efforts: they skip breakfast.
It's a daily choice that …
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Brandpoint (BPT)
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1/20/17
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(BPT) - Career opportunities in technology continue to expand exponentially: the computer and information technology field is expected to grow 12 percent, adding nearly half a million new jobs by 2024, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistic’s …
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Brandpoint (BPT)
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1/20/17
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(NewsUSA) - Nearly half of U.S. high school students say they do not know how to establish good credit and more than one-fourth believe they will be unprepared to manage their finances upon graduation. This is according to recent research that …
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1/20/17
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Days remaining in session: 57
Senate recesses: A day after the state Senate approved four bills aimed at eliminating the state's projected $69 million budget deficit for the fiscal year that ends June 30, the body decided to take Friday off and …
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The New Mexican
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1/20/17
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New Mexico Gas Company is looking to replace 6 miles of the only natural gas pipeline coming into Taos County.
The most likely plan to move forward on rerouting this piece of critical infrastructure was developed after public input in 2015 and …
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By Cody Hooks, The Taos News
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1/20/17
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The rumors have continued to swirl since Holly Alcott White, 50, a Taos resident who was the former Taos Center for the Arts general manager, was reported missing May 6.
Theories posited to explain White's disappearance have ranged from a …
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By John Miller
The Taos News
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1/20/17
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(Family Features) Every day, Medicare fraud affects people with Medicare and their families across the U.S. – regardless of background – robbing them of hard-earned money and peace of mind.
Scammers know the ins and outs of the Medicare …
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1/19/17
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