The Taos News - 2019-06-20

• High water in Río Grande ‘the best thing that can happen for a river’
• Murder case at Taos Pueblo still under wraps
• Chamisal man indicted in brother’s death
• Mary A. Pacheco, 94, of Taos Dillon M. Chavez, 72, of Llano Quemado
• False alarms
• POLICE BLOTTER
• Law enforcemen­t brings in 14 on warrants
• Questa superinten­dent hopes to turn things around in troubled school district
• Adult education center celebrates a milestone
• Thanks for lessons on worrisome weeds that harm farms, animals
• Town of Taos adopts resolution regarding LANL contaminat­ion
• Call for community action
• Switching to solar energy makes financial, climate sense
• Rethinking the name ‘Indian’
• Teaming up for better Taos internet
• Cerro well pump to be installed by Friday
• Community Against Violence Thrift Store: Supporting community good
• Athletics are ‘not something alien to Indian culture’
• NMAA adds girls wrestling division
• Accused ex-Pecos coach jailed facing rape charges
• June 18, 2019 Northeast
• Nine tribal elders from Taos Pueblo win 19 medals at All Indian Game Days
• One man’s journey of faith from Los Alamos to Taos
• Shree Yoga celebrates 10 years in Taos
• State of the chamber
• ‘Once in a lifetime’ Costilla area reunion planned
• EDUCATION IN BRIEF
• Taos Academy fourth-quarter Honor Roll 2018-19
• Ranchos Elementary wins technology grant over 1,300 applicatio­ns
• Tips for surviving an injury in the high country
• Tips to Grow Younger
• Tips from Taos Search and Rescue
• Historic Taos photos among those sold by retiring Santa Fe Plaza vendor
• 340 people file claims against Archdioces­e of Santa Fe, at least 78 clergy accused
• Una bebida potente para mantener la juventud
• La cañagria
• Grama Cuca practica ‘mercy killing’
• Taos Behavioral Health offers new community support program
• VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNIT­IES
• Loss comes in many forms

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