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The conversation surrounding suicides in Taos County is by no means new. Those who have lived here for years – or for generations – are aware that New Mexico consistently ranks among the top five states in terms of suicide rates, overall, and …
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By John Miller, The Taos News
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12/15/16
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Crews have completed a new well to return water to Questa residents, but it could be another week before water is flowing.
Residents of Questa have been without water since Dec. 5 – after one of the village’s two wells ceased producing water. …
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By J.R. Logan, The Taos News
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12/15/16
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(NAPSI)—Your face not only has your unique look, it has unique skin care needs. Now they can be met with tailor-made skin care concentrates available in select Kiehl’s Since 1851 stores.
Each personalized, customized Apothecary Preparations …
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North American Precis Syndicate | 12/14/16 |
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(NAPSI)—With more than 20 years of technological advancement, 16 million procedures and a higher than 95 percent patient satisfaction rate, finding room for improvement in LASIK vision correction is like hunting for a needle in a haystack. But …
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North American Precis Syndicate | 12/14/16 |
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Be the best you that you can be with the help of skin care designed for your face's unique needs. (NAPS)
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12/14/16
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(NAPSI)—The holidays can be a joyous time, when friends and family join together to celebrate and enjoy each other's company. However, for many, the season can also be a source of frustration and even depression.
A survey from University of …
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By NAPS,
North American Precis Syndicate | 12/14/16 |
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A great gift for children you love—at holiday time, birthdays or any-time—is to help them have a chance to afford the college of their choice. (NAPS)
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12/14/16
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You can beat the holiday blues with a few simple steps. (NAPS)
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12/14/16
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Research shows death from heart attack is highest during December and January—but you can reduce your risk. (NAPS)
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12/14/16
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(NAPSI)—With all the fun the holidays can bring, it can be challenging to stick to healthy routines. Eight tips can help.
The Problem
“If you have trouble making healthy food choices and getting enough physical activity during the …
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By NAPS,
North American Precis Syndicate | 12/14/16 |
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Happy "paw-lidays" for your furry friends starts with keeping them safe from seasonal dangers. (NAPS)
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12/14/16
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(NAPSI)—According to a study published in Circulation, a journal of the American Heart Association (AHA), the winter holiday season is considered a risk factor for cardiac and noncardiac death.
While researchers don’t know exactly why heart …
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By NAPS,
North American Precis Syndicate | 12/14/16 |
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New research uses patient-reported data to better understand the LASIK surgery experience. (NAPS)
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12/14/16
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(NAPSI)—According to legend, at midnight on Christmas Eve, all animals are able to talk. If you want your pets to say nice things about you, heed five hints on how to keep them healthy and happy throughout the holiday season:
Five Steps To …
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By NAPS,
North American Precis Syndicate | 12/14/16 |
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(NAPSI)—Whether your children or grandchildren are infants or in high school, it’s not too late or too soon to put money aside to help them achieve a great private college education. The holiday gift-giving season is a great time to start. It is …
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By NAPS,
North American Precis Syndicate | 12/14/16 |
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Enjoying such traditional holiday treats as fruit and nuts can also be a good way to keep eating healthfully. (NAPS)
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12/14/16
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(BPT) - The type of cancer that used to be the leading cause of cancer death among American women is now virtually 100 percent preventable, thanks to advances in screening techniques. Each year, nearly 12,000 women receive a cervical cancer …
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12/14/16
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(BPT) - Growing up, we’re constantly taught to play well with others. Did you know that skill might actually help you land a job? Nearly 80 percent of employers seek candidates who work well on a team, according to a National Association of …
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12/14/16
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A group of New Mexico community, faith and business leaders formed a coalition Dec. 13 to call on the federal government to create a pathway to citizenship for an estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants in the country.
The goal of the …
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By Uriel J. Garcia, The Santa Fe New Mexican
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12/14/16
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The closing of Michael’s Kitchen from Oct. 30 to Dec. 16 means that patrons must wait to experience the delicious food and great service for which the restaurant is known. It also means that the food establishment’s cashier, Tim M. Romero, …
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By Kathy Cόrdova, For The Taos News
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12/14/16
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Having at least one in-state public school on your college list is a good idea for lots of reasons, including affordability and the wide range of majors and resources that will be available to you. For those of you who haven’t applied in-state …
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By Sue Goldberg and Joleen Montoya-Dye, For The Taos News
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12/14/16
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Within this series, we have been looking at the transformation of what a leader needs to be in order to be effective now, and in the immediate future. This article is about the final characteristic, the leader being a transformer.
It is about the …
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By Bernie Linnartz, For The Taos News
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12/14/16
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The first installment of the Taos Winter Market is in the books. The market takes place at the Guadalupe Church Gym, located at 205 Don Fernando St, behind Taos Plaza.
Future dates set in place are Dec. 17; Jan. 21 & 28; Feb. 4, 11, 18 & 25; …
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12/14/16
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The myths and memories of holidays! While images of love and joy fill storefronts, newspapers, websites and TV screens, many of us can find ourselves dealing with sad thoughts. As annual reminders of losses and disappointments and grief — the …
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By Mary McPhail Gray, For The Taos News
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12/14/16
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President-elect Donald Trump’s plan to name former Texas Gov. Rick Perry to lead the U.S. Department of Energy, which each year spends billions of dollars in New Mexico, drew sharply contrasting reactions from state officials and others Tuesday. …
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By Thom Cole, The Santa Fe New Mexican
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12/14/16
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