Al Stengart
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Holy Cross board hears concerns over provider shortage (opens the original)
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A group of parents made rare public comments at the Holy Cross Medical Center board meeting Wednesday (Sept. 23) to ask where Taos families should turn for healthcare as Taos Whole Health Integrative Care prepares to permanently close Oct. 9. The clinic served thousands of patients, many of whom have been unable to find a new primary care physician in Taos. Tania McCormack, speaking for âthree different folks, because weâre all working moms,â read letters from two other parents before givi
Study: Taos will need 787 housing units in next decade (opens the original)
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The Town of Taos Council voted unanimously during its regular meeting Tuesday (Sept. 22), to adopt a new study that indicates the town will need 787 more dwellings over the next decade. At a residentâs urging, a councilor also put on record that the townâs future community development director must produce a comprehensive plan for about 25 acres of land donated for affordable housing. Resolution 26-67 adopted a housing needs assessment and a housing strategy, both prepared earlier this year
21 years in, VTSV electrical undergrounding project plods on (opens the original)
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Twenty-one years after the Village of Taos Ski Valley set out to bury its power lines, the council heard at the Sept. 18 regular meeting that no one is assigned to see the project through. âI believe we need to have a project manager whoâs assigned to this, and assigned to it to completion,â Public Safety Committee Chair, Councilor Henry Caldwell, told the council. â[The initiative] is actually a little older than what people think; from what I can see itâs 21 years old,â he said, co
Town pool days from reopening after pump failure (opens the original)
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The main pool at the Taos Youth and Family Center has been closed "until further notice" since its pump failed. At the Town of Taos Council regular meeting Tuesday (Sept. 8), Parks and Recreation Director Melissa Vigil told the council the closure could now be over within days. "I'm confident that we're days away from welcoming everybody back into the pool," Vigil said. The main pool had reopened July 11 after a months-long closure. Vigil said crews installed a replacement pump and 20-horsepower
VTSV council ups administrator signing authority to $100K (opens the original)
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The Village of Taos Ski Valley Council voted unanimously to approve a resolution at its Aug. 21 regular meeting that gives Village Administrator Henri Hammond-Paul authority to execute contracts worth up to $100,000 â and accept grants of up to $1 million â without council approval. The vote came just minutes after the village attorney acknowledged he had not yet read the substance of the resolution. The resolution is the most substantial rewrite of the villageâs internal spending controls
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