The Taos News - 2021-10-14

• Town finalizes cannabis regulation­s
• ICU beds remain limited during COVID
• Emergency SNAP benefits extended through October
• Taos Fire raises annual funds
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Pilar bridge gets $495K for renovation­s
• Rec cannabis means big money, but prepare for some drawbacks
• Climate change could claim Giant Sequoias
• State program provides important advocacy for long-term care, nursing home residents
• Whatever happened to ‘reduce, reuse, recycle?’
• EMS chief discusses rise in car crashes
• New detox still waiting on property swap
• Taos County Chamber of Commerce pays it forward to improve community access, inclusion and equality
• Taos takes down Silver City in double OT
• Putting for a purpose
• New Mexico gov. wants bail reform, more officers statewide
• Teachers learn about cultural sensitivit­y
• It takes four husbands para preparar a la mujer
• The Father of Waters
• El Padre de las Aguas
• Preventing youth substance abuse
• Good time Charlie’s got the blues … and maybe the greys
• Moods change like the weather: A gratitude practice for families
• Labor shortage remains stubborn issue for businesses
• Climate changing for New Mexico’s oil and gas industry
• VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNIT­IES
• Lesley Curry
• Hike or bike the Rio Grande
• Rediscover­ing Pluto
• Forest Services continues wildfire prep campaign
• Painting October pink
• Songs to Water
• One Man Blues Band returns to Taos
• Closing one door and opening another
• What boundaries?
• Sunday, Oct. 17
• SNOOZEFEST

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