The Now Newspaper - Tue Nov 24
The best way to check out New Mexico's treasures is by getting off the beaten path and onto roads less travelled.
Taos judge jails 30 people for contempt of courtKVIA-TV El Paso - Sat Nov 21
A judge who had warned people in a courtroom gallery to remain quiet during a hearing for a convicted rapist jailed more than 30 people for contempt of court when he said they became unruly and defiant.
N.M. Supreme Court orders release of 29 jailed in Taos contempt caseSantaFeNewMexican.com - Sat Nov 21
Dennis J. Carroll - 11/20/09 13 The New Mexico Supreme Court on Friday ordered the immediate release of 29 people jailed overnight in three lockups in Santa Fe and Taos counties after a Taos judge held them in contempt of court.
NM Supreme Court releases group jailed on contempt, charges not droppedSantaFeNewMexican.com - Fri Nov 20
The Supreme Court of New Mexico clerk reported Friday afternoon that all 32 of the people held in contempt of court Thursday night be released but the charges not dropped.
40 arrested in Taos courtroom disruptionSantaFeNewMexican.com - Fri Nov 20
TAOS a ' District Judge Sam Sanchez held nearly 40 Taos Pueblo tribal members in contempt Thursday evening for causing a disruption in his courtroom following his refusal to reduce the sentence of a Pueblo man.
New Mexico ski season starts this weekendKOB-TV - Wed Nov 18
The ski season in New Mexico is just around the corner. The Sipapu ski area in Taos County will be the first to open on Saturday.
New Mexico Announces Fourth Hantavirus CaseEMaxHealth - Mon Sep 21
The New Mexico Department of Health announced today that a 61-year-old woman from Taos County is hospitalized at University of New Mexico Hospital in Albuquerque with Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome.
4th NM hantavirus case of 2009 reportedKRQE - Fri Sep 18
Two people a ' a 22-year-old man from Rio Arriba County and a 61-year-old woman from Taos County a ' are hospitalized in Albuquerque with hantavirus.
Taos County Woman Gets HantavirusKOAT.com - Fri Sep 18
The state health department said a a 61-year-old woman from Taos County is hospitalized in Albuquerque with hantavirus.
4th hantavirus case of 2009 in NM reportedKCBD-TV Lubbock - Fri Sep 18
Two people - a 22-year-old man from Rio Arriba County and a 61-year-old woman from Taos County - are hospitalized in Albuquerque with hantavirus.
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