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Many cultures around the world teach stories of creation. These are traditional tales of just how a people came to be formed by the gods.
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By Larry Torres
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10/6/17
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O.E. Pattison left his mark on the Taos Ski Valley long before the first skier arrived. A loop road bears his name. His family still owns more than 1,200 acres in the high country that includes …
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By Cindy Brown
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10/6/17
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The mid-1700s brought Spain face to face with all the challenges of controlling its frontier empire in the Americas from the natives — especially in Nuevo Mexico.
The Pueblo Revolt of 1680 …
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By Andy Dennison
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10/6/17
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Approach any person who lives in Taos and ask them why they live here, and you will be likely to receive various responses. Most common among them will be: “My ancestors have always lived …
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By Larry Torres
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10/6/17
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In August 1915, Vienna-born architect and Chicago resident Rudolf Schindler toured the Southwest, a trip that included stops in Santa Fe and Taos.
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By Harrison Blackman - The Taos News
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10/6/17
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Over a century ago, my ancestors left White Oaks, Lincoln County, New Mexico, with all of their possessions looking to settle in the upper Rincon Valley.
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By Donna Kout Ikard
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10/6/17
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Under a turquoise sky, casting a line into glassy, sparkling water is a serene start to a day before the rod bends and dances during a welcomed battle to land a catch. Traffic noise is miles away. …
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By Tom Harper and Larry C. Kelley
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10/6/17
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There is a long standing tradition in Taos of painting a front door blue. The color blue of doors and window frames next to the soft beige and flesh shades of adobe create a unique and striking …
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By Robert Cafazzo
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10/6/17
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Once seeing Autumn Borts-Medlock’s signature design in pottery, it shouts out among all other Native American potters’ designs. Her curvilinear, art deco style is as unmistakable as a …
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By Virginia L. Clark
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10/6/17
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Preservation of folkloric music and dance of the Southwest, particularly that of Northern New Mexico and southern Colorado, is one of the key cultural missions of Sociedad Protección …
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By Virginia L. Clark
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10/6/17
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