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Pueblo goes 'biomass,' con man gets stung, World War I vet gets his due

- 10 YEARS AGO -'Taos Pueblo fires up county's first biomass heating system'By Rick Romancito March 13, 2008 Rick Romancito reported on his brother, Jeff, who was then Taos Pueblo Tribal Sheriff, as he … more

By Mary Beth Libbey
forum@taosnews.com | 3/20/18

Shame can hijack potential and happiness

Dear Ted: In the last few months, I have become aware that shame controls many aspects of my decision process and can interfere with the quality of my life as well as my ability to reach my highest potential. more

By Ted Wiard
For The Taos News | 3/16/18

The world has changed for our youth

'We don't get that regular teenage life anymore. It just doesn't exist," declared a Florida Parkland student."When I think about getting ready for school, I choose the shoes I put on-the better to … more

By Mary McPhil Gray
For The Taos News | 3/16/18

Know Your Neighbor: Philip Bareiss

Philip Bareiss grew up in the arts. However, Bareiss revealed during a recent interview that part of the local Taos art scene also grew up around him."My dad was … more

By Kathy Cordova
For The Taos News | 3/16/18

Lent remains relevant in 21st century

The profound Christian spiritual season of Lent began with Ash Wednesday on February 14, which this year was also St. Valentine's Day. This 40-day period is considered a sacred time.Yet there are … more

By David Fernández de Taos
For The Taos News | 3/16/18

Bridges Project for Education promotes scholarships

For Taos' graduating seniors, March is time to apply for local scholarships.Thanks to Kat Duran at Taos High School, more than 40 scholarships are posted on the Taos High School website at … more

3/12/18

Can you write?

Can you make people laugh hysterically with your pithy turns of phrase? Are you a tech genius who knows how to explain bots to bitcoin in an engaging, simple way? Are you passionate about the … more

3/11/18

Grieving the living through multiple losses

I have never been one to believe one loss is more difficult than another, and I have seen amazing relationships grow from a prolonged illness, excruciating pain and anguish. This happens as a slow marathon rather than a sprint. more

By Ted Wiard
For The Taos News | 3/9/18

Urge Congress to ban pesticide chlorpyrifos

One of the biggest failings of the new Environmental Protection Agency in the current administration under Secretary Scott Pruitt has been the refusal to ban the deadly pesticide, chlorpyrifos. more

By Richard Fagerlund | 3/9/18

Governor nixes bipartisan pet food tax aimed at raising funds for spay, neuter services

The bill levied a fee on pet food, with proceeds destined to cover the costs of spay and neuter programs around the state. The bill only needed the governor's signature to pass into law. more

By Trish Hernandez | 3/9/18

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