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Holy Cross works to rebuild Cardiology Clinic after specialists' departure (opens the original)
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Holy Cross Medical Center is working to rebuild its Cardiology Clinic following the departure of two specialists this summer. The hospital has made an offer to a candidate who would work as an on-site cardiologist. Holy Cross' cardiology team, Dr. Tiziano Scarabelli and nurse practitioner Carol Chen-Scarabelli, left the clinic in July. Susan Romansky, chief operating officer and vice president of Physician Services at Holy Cross, declined to disclose the reason for their departure, citing privac
Goat Trading Seco brings street, runway fashions to Arroyo Seco (opens the original)
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Inside Goat Trading Seco, a new consignment shop and creative space in Arroyo Seco, no two clothing racks are remotely alike. Vintage cowboy boots and old-school skate gear share space beside high-fashion runway designs, kimonos, herbal tinctures and handcrafted jewelry. Mateo Enrique Cuff, a professional runway model and commercial actor, opened Goat Trading Seco at the former site of the Parse Seco art residency on July 4. The shop opened with three racks of Cuffâs own clothing; itâs now h
Taos Schools AI committee to review K-2 literacy testing software (opens the original)
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The Taos Municipal Schools District is reviewing its use of Amira, an AI literacy coach and testing tool used to raise studentsâ early literacy scores, after parents were alarmed to learn the software is storing recordings of studentsâ voices and other personal data. According to Associate Superintendent Renetta Mondragon, the district is forming an AI committee of parents, staff and administrators to discuss how Amira is being used in classrooms, what benefits it has and if there are alter
Memaw's Bagels set to open storefront in Questa (opens the original)
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Glossy golden bagels emerge from Brenda Willsâ oven. Wills, founder of Memawâs Bagels in Questa, says the thin crust on the outside and dense, chewy center is the result of months of experimentation sheâs spent in pursuit of the âtrue bagel.â Bagel fanatics wary of donut-shaped bread masquerading as a bagel, rejoice: These bagels are boiled. âThe longer you boil them, the chewier they get,â said Wills, who sells dozens of bagels at the seasonal Questa Farmers Market each week. âI
Taos schools to focus on science as scores drop 20% (opens the original)
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Students in Taos Municipal Schools maintained recent gains in math and reading during the 2025-2026 school year. Districtwide science scores, however, fell 20 percent, according to recently released NM Vistas report card data. Each year, the New Mexico Public Education Department compiles state assessment data in its NM Vistas portal, which rates schools based on proficiency in math, reading and science, and based on graduation and attendance rates. In the 2025-2026 school year, 22 percent of st
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