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Taos man, 28, charged in El Prado mobile home park slayings (opens the original)
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TAOS â A Taos man long identified by police as a potential suspect in the deaths of two women at a mobile home park in El Prado is now formally charged in the incident. Cesar Paz-Garcia, 28, was arraigned Thursday in Taos County Magistrate Court on two counts of first-degree murder, two counts of conspiracy to commit a violent felony and tampering with evidence. The Taos County Sheriffâs Office served him with an arrest warrant Wednesday. Paz-Garciaâs charges stem from the deaths of Ashley
Taos Police: Teen bicyclist fatally struck while running red light (opens the original)
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TAOS â A Taos teen riding a bicycle died after he was struck by a pickup truck while attempting to cross an intersection against a red light last month, Taos police said. According to a crash report released to The Taos News, 17-year-old Joseph Davis was struck by a 2012 Ford F-150 pickup truck traveling northbound at the intersection of Paseo del Pueblo Norte and East Civic Plaza Drive around 9:15 p.m. July 10. Taos police Officer Taylor Gwinn, who investigated the crash, concluded Davis and
80 households in Taos County's Cerro still without water (opens the original)
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TAOS â After nearly two months without water in Cerro, officials told more than 70 residents late last week they were one step closer to restoring service to the Taos County community. But there was still no firm date. The community is awaiting state approval to use another well as a drinking water source. Cerroâs water outage began May 23, when the pump of its main water system failed under increased demand stemming from line leaks draining the 1941 well. Another well connected to the syste
Woman, 28 weeks pregnant, rescued from Taos Rio Grande Gorge (opens the original)
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TAOS â Taos County Fire and EMS rescued an injured pregnant woman from a trail in the Rio Grande Gorge on Saturday, when drought conditions in part determined the nature of the rescue. âWhat we would be able to do in a normal year is we would be able to float her down in a raft â that would be our easiest option,â said James Hampton, the Taos County fire marshal. âBut because the waterâs so low this year, we canât float them down because the raft just basically bottoms out on the r
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