There’s no shortage of banners flapping in the breeze around downtown Taos these days.
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By Andrew Dennison
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4/15/18
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The Blake at Taos Ski Valley opened to rave reviews in the 2016/17 ski season. With 80 guest rooms (including 15 suites), the boutique hotel is just steps from the iconic Lift 1 and the gondolita for the children's center.
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By Yvonne Pesquera
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4/15/18
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Taos art is unique. There are very definite periods, influences, and styles. When a buyer decides to collect Taos art, they are making bold personal statements about their appreciation for history, culture, and talent.
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By Yvonne Pesquera
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4/15/18
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As the story goes, after a traumatic breakup with movie star Clark Gable, Millicent Rogers came to Taos in 1947.
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By Ariana Kramer
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4/9/18
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Or its nickname, anyway. The way I see it, this isolated part of northern New Mexico has always been a pioneer on the cutting edge of sustainability even if it didn’t know it.
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By Harvey Blaustein
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3/26/18
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Enchanted Homes posed the question, “So, you wanna go solar?” to two solar energy companies in Taos County and came away with a primer on the who-what-where-when and how of delivering energy from the sun into your home.
Here’s what Charlie McGarity of PPC Solar and Mark Jackson of Sol Luna had to say about how homeowners can get into solar energy.
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By Andrew Dennison
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3/26/18
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Working with Realtor Amanda Tafoya is like having the home field advantage. She was born and raised in Taos and her kids have grown up here, too. She is familiar with the unique aspects of Taos.
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By Cindy Brown
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3/26/18
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Collignon Roofing has been around since 1975. How did it come to be established?
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by Cindy Brown
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3/25/18
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An earthship is a passive solar house made of natural and recycled materials. Many of these sustainable homes dot the Taos area.
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By Yvonne Pesquera
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3/25/18
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Job title(s) and responsibilities: "My full-time J-O-B is as a 5th grade teacher at Enos Garcia Elementary School.
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Compiled by Scott Gerdes
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3/20/18
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