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Juan Espinoza-Garcia and Jonathan Bourg died in the Taos County Adult Detention Center within two weeks of each other in July. Their deaths were not the first in the jail’s history, but the timing of the deaths rattled administrators and … more
The Taos News has committed to a weekly column to help educate the community about emotional healing through grief. People may write questions to Golden Willow Retreat and they will be answered privately and possibly in a future article. List a … more
The amount of medical cannabis that licensed producers in New Mexico are allowed to grow would more than double under a bill filed in the state Senate, and patients in the state program would be permitted to possess more marijuana. “The bill … more
(BPT) - As Americans, our health is far from perfect, but over the decades, we've seen great improvements to medical care and lived longer lives. But new health data in a recent report might shake up our complacency: The federal government finds … more
(NewsUSA) - Becoming entrapped in a grain-bin remains a real safety hazard for farmers and other grain handlers. Firefighters who are trained in grain-bin rescue techniques can make a lifesaving difference in an emergency situation. To emphasize the … more
(BPT) - In the morning, you can’t go without the Joe. Coffee is more than a beverage to you — it’s your pick-me-up, your trusted morning partner, the foundation of a successful day. Yeah, it’s that important. The new … more
(BPT) - When it comes to your face, you know its important to be proactive about skin care. You likely wash, moisturize and apply SPF. But there's one critical step that could take your skin from average to amazing: applying facial serum. A … more
(NewsUSA) - Looking for a resolution that can literally pay off even if you wind up not keeping it? Think your finances. That's right, unlike the gazillions of other New Year's pledges we make this time of year only to soon break -- can you spell … more
Personal finances take center stage for 2017. more
The following is a condensed version of the Taos Police Department blotter from Dec. 28-Jan. 2. Dec. 28 1:20 a.m. Suspicious circumstance, Camino de la Serna – A vehicle was parked on the access road to Kit Carson Co-op. It started moving … more
The faces of past presidents are printed on American bills largely to instill a sense of trust – trust in the financial backing of a wealthy “first-world” nation and, more simply, that the bill represents the stated value. But unless … more
The last call fielded by NurseAdvice New Mexico came just after 11 p.m. on New Year’s Eve. The young man on the line was a familiar patient with a high-risk medical history who was vomiting blood. Patty Walker, the nurse who answered his call, … more
On Dec. 27, a tanker truck operated by the Fronk Oil Co. carrying 1,100 gallons of diesel fuel lost control and careened into a popular fishing spot along the Cimarrón River near Eagle Nest. Four days later, authorities said the spill had been … more
Editor’s note: Many nationally and internationally famous people died in 2016. The world lost some greats, from Muhammad Ali to John Glenn and Leonard Cohen. Northern New Mexico lost some greats, too. Here, we look at some who shaped the culture … more
(Family Features) Like people, dogs and cats can suffer from diabetes. In fact, this disease is on the rise among dogs and cats. While a diagnosis of diabetes requires lifestyle changes and heightened health monitoring, your pet can still live a … more
(StatePoint) Time is perhaps the most coveted thing moms have and it's crucial to manage it effectively for you and your family. To help moms everywhere make the most of their precious minutes in 2017, actress, director, producer, entrepreneur, … more
(Family Features) A national survey reports that students getting ready to enter the workforce are often overlooking one of the top hiring sectors – agriculture. The research, sponsored by the America’s Farmers Grow Ag Leaders program, … more
Officials at Taos’ Holy Cross Hospital say they want to make changes that will improve revenue, but won’t “significantly change” the type of care the facility offers. For months, hospital administrators have been selling the idea of … more
As anyone who has tried to book lodging or a restaurant table this week knows, Santa Fe and Taos are packed with visitors, which many interpret as a sign of a continued economic recovery, decent skiing conditions and the enduring allure of Northern … more
Holy Cross Hospital welcomed the first baby of 2017 to the ranks of Taos residents Jan. 2. Alexandra and Oliver Collignon are the parents of newborn boy Leo Wrigley Collignon, born at 3:14 p.m. and weighing in at 8 pounds, 5.1 ounces. Holy … more
The storm that entered the Taos area Thursday hasn't quite been the "snowpocalypse" that some forecasters predicted. But areas of Taos County have received anywhere from a couple inches of snow to 13 inches at Taos Ski Valley. With the snow and … more
(BPT) - There’s a distinctly unwelcome sentiment that every parent, no matter how vigilant, must experience once in a while. You might know it as, “that was close.” It happens when your child’s sense of adventure unexpectedly outpaces … more
(BPT) - With the 2017 tax season a few short weeks away, now is the time to start thinking about your taxes, especially if you are doing your return by yourself. Whether you are a seasoned filer or a first timer, keeping … more
Steely gray clouds clung to the densely forested crevasses of Taos Mountain on a morning in early November. The day promised sheets of bone-chilling rain and the first snowfall of the season. As more than 200 people gathered near the río flowing at … more
(NewsUSA) - This article is a paid advertisement. The content was provided by One Reverse Mortgage. When people want access to money from the equity in their home, they often turn to a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC). But homeowners who are 62 … more
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