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Taos’ signature “Passive Solar” design long ago melded into the broader rubric of “green building.” Building technology continues to evolve in pace with the mounting concern over carbon footprint and climate change.
Here we look at four high-performance homes in Taos Ski Valley.
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Vishu Magee
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1/3/20
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What do you do when you have an asset that no one else wants? Do you invest more money in the hope you’re not throwing good money after bad, or do you take your losses and move on? This …
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1/3/20
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The ongoing evolution of Taos Ski Valley took another major step forward with the announcement in December 2018 that the ski area was embarking on its first housing development, the Blake Residences.
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By Daniel Gibson
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1/3/20
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Taos Diner is a must-do weekly, or more, for locals and sometimes a daily stop during visitors’ stays. This longtime Taos staple has a family atmosphere that welcomes all comers with open arms and “howdy neighbor” camaraderie.
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Story by Virginia L. Clark
Photography by Morgan Timms | 12/31/19 |
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There may be 2,000 miles separating Taos from New York City but there’s an easy way to transport yourself there in spirit, your nose following an aroma redolent of the finest Italian restaurants that the city and Long Island have to offer. And it’s right here in the heart of town.
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Story by Dena Miller
Photography by Morgan Timms | 12/31/19 |
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If you are looking for an elegant and delicious way to warm up, stop by Donabe Asian Kitchen in downtown Taos. The curries and other delights are spicy and sweet enough to heat up the body and soul on a cold winter night.
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Story by Cindy Brown
Photography by Morgan Timms | 12/31/19 |
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12/11/19
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12/4/19
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Taos is a culinary destination and the dining scene seems to change with every season.
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12/3/19
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With winter comes the joy and adventure of skiing and boarding; fragrant wisps of cedar and piñon smoke snaking from chimneys; deep red from ristras peeking out from under a blanket of fresh snow; steaming bowls of posole and sweet biscochitos; farolito-lit walkways; and historic folk dramas reminding us of the meaning of the season.
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11/25/19
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It’s deeper on many levels here in Northern New Mexico and it’s time to get outdoors. Downhill skiing is great fun, but if you want to experience the Southern Rockies at a slightly slower pace, consider snowshoeing and cross-country skiing. Both are great ways to get some exercise and enjoy the beauty and solitude of the forests that surround Taos.
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By Cindy Brown
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11/20/19
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Don’t let that cute face and big smile fool you — Emma Patterson is a badass.
The 22-year-old Taos native is entering her rookie season on the 2020 Freeride World Tour after qualifying last year. The FWT is the worldwide circuit of freeride snowboarding and skiing featuring the best riders in the world competing on the most legendary and challenging alpine faces at renowned ski resorts around the world.
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By Scott Gerdes
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11/20/19
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Taos Ski Valley patrol dogs are cute, friendly and highly trained. It is the last point - their well-honed and expert skill set - that makes the team of canines so widely respected.
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Yvonne Pesquera
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11/20/19
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This month’s Enchanted Homes “High Design” edition looks at high tech sustainable ski homes; the new Blake Residencies condos; offers tips for making your home holiday-friendly; and more.
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11/19/19
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Don't ask Jean Mayer how old he is. Americans have a funny stigma about age, he said. Over here, age puts you in a box. He's not fond of boxes.
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J.R. Logan
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11/11/19
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10/17/19
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10/14/19
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10/14/19
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10/14/19
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There’s no state or government agency a person can call when they need someone to hold their hand through fear, suffering, pain or loss. For such intimate and personal support, the mechanisms …
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By Sheila Miller
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10/11/19
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Selflessness isn’t usually something people advertise. It’s not like people who are generous and compassionate wear their virtue on their sleeves. But these are people we need. They help …
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By Rick Romancito
tempo@taosnews.com | 10/11/19 |
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When Sharon Nicholson was a child growing up in Wichita, Kansas, she used to hop on a city bus for a trip to the public library. “I would spend a Saturday morning exploring the nooks and …
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By Staci Matlock
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10/11/19
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Chemistry is hard. But Julianna Matz, a science teacher at Taos High School and University of New Mexico-Taos, won’t let that stop a student from finding out just how capable and powerful they …
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By Cody Hooks
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10/11/19
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By Sheila Miller
When Mary Alice Martinez, who goes by Alice, speaks of growing up in the village of Taos Pueblo, …
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By Sheila Miller
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10/11/19
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