The Taos News - 2022-05-19

• Up to 18,000 displaced by disaster, gov. says
• COVID cases rise nine percent in Taos County
• Holy Cross Medical Center offers wildfire support
• Taos County commission candidates discuss wildfire, jail management and recycling
• Miera declines to take mandatory political leave
• Carson National Forest closes
• In rural NM, law enforcemen­t can’t be everywhere at once
• Moving beyond scorched-earth policies
• The power of a positive mindset
• Thank you for closing the Carson
• Florence Miera has put in the work to earn your vote
• Taos Schools moves to build new football field
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Tigers represent in triple jump and relays
• Little league players display passion, promise at the plate
• Empire dance preps for summer nationals event
• Adult baseball in Taos
• How el Canutito came to be con el grampo y la grama
• El Joven Que Nunca Fue encuentra a la Banxí
• The Boy Who Never Was meets the Banshee
• Sobre Anahi Ávilez
• San Isidro blessing in fire, drought and COVID
• Taos Air returns for summer service
• VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNIT­IES
• What are age-appropriat­e sexual behaviors?
• What do you say to a grieving person?
• SUPPORT GROUPS
• Matthew Valentín Cordero
• Going vegan for lunch can add freshness and variety
• A ‘guest star’ suddenly appears
• Museum exhibit seeks to broaden perception­s
• Artist explores the womb of creativity
• ‘Each shirt represents a dream’: The fibers of New Mexico history
• ‘Where I Want to Be’
• Spring Wellness Fair at Revolt Gallery
• Taos Dance Academy to perform ‘Swan Lake’
• Jazz giant comes to Taos

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