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When justice failed (opens the original)
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The road from Elizabethtown descended through Cimarron Canyon beneath timbered slopes and towering rock formations. The Rev. Franklin J. Tolby knew the route well. The Methodist missionary regularly traveled between the mining settlement in the Moreno Valley and his home in Cimarron, where his wife, Mary, and their two young daughters waited for him. Tolby left Elizabethtown on Tuesday, Sept. 14, 1875, after conducting church work. He never made it home. Two days later, passersby found his body
Why Studio Tours Still Matter (opens the original)
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For more than a decade, Northern New Mexico's studio tours have remained among the region's signature fall experiences. They aren't simply art shows â they're invitations to discover the people, places and creative spirit that continue to make the region unlike anywhere else. The season begins over Labor Day weekend (Sept. 5-7) with the Taos Studio Tour when over 40 artists will welcome visitors into working studios. A preview show on Sept. 3 kicks off the free, self-guided event, giving colle
Mountain weekends (opens the original)
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As summer gives way to autumn, Northern New Mexico's mountain communities welcome a different rhythm, and weekends become an invitation to celebrate the season. Labor Day weekend runners take to the high country during Bull of the Woods Trail Races (Sept. 5) at Taos Ski Valley. Celebrating its 10th year, the event offers distances ranging from a new 10K to a full marathon, sending participants through alpine forests, mountain meadows and high-elevation trails beneath Kachina Peak and Wheeler Pea
One Team Together: Taos schools align around student success (opens the original)
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Spend a few minutes talking with Taos Municipal Schools Superintendent Dr. Antonio Layton Jr. and Associate Superintendent Renetta Mondragon, and their enthusiasm for the new school year becomes infectious. They have plenty to be excited about. From the Board of Education and district administration to principals, teachers and staff, Layton and Mondragon see the district coalescing around one goal: improving outcomes for students. âThis is, I think, an exciting time for Taos Municipal Schools
Angel Fire adds 17 homes to workforce housing project (opens the original)
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Angel Fire will complete its planned 30-home workforce housing development this fall through a financing partnership that allows the village to add 17 manufactured homes without the upfront cost of purchasing them. The Village of Angel Fire has partnered with Sustainability Partners, a public benefit company, to finance 17 Clayton manufactured homes for the development behind Zebs Restaurant and Bar. The village previously purchased 13 homes using money from a $2.4 million Housing New Mexico gra
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