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Cid's front-end manager Bryan Fernandez said he and his front-end staff are doing their best to make the shopping experience at Cid's safe and enjoyable. "There are grocery workers who have died from the virus doing their essential jobs and that is hard to ignore," said Cid Backer, the owner of the market. "Wearing a mask in a store when you shop is very uncomfortable - imagine having to wear one for an eight-hour shift even with breaks. Then, when you go home before you can hug your loved ones."
Photo Gallery: Essential workers of Taos [Photo gallery]
While coronavirus shut down most of the U.S. economy, first responders, essential workers and healthcare providers remained on the job, unable to work from home, throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. These Heroes and Heroines of the pandemic in Taos are those with a skill set essential to our survival, who put themselves in harm's way every day by showing up to work.  more
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Salman Lee embraces Nikesha Breeze and Tigre Bailando Friday (June 19) following Breeze and Bailando's invocation ritual performance at the Juneteenth Block Party at Revolt Gallery. In the tribute, "Say their names," Breeze and Bailando recognized the 70 Black, Black Trans and Gender Nonconforming folks killed in the past year.
Photo Gallery: Juneteenth observed in Taos with celebration and action [Photo gallery]
Friday's (June 19) Juneteenth Block Party brought dozens of Taoseños to Revolt Gallery in Taos. The celebration included live music, poetry, dance and art by local Black creatives. All … more
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Graduates react as their senior theme song is played over the radio Saturday (May 16) at the start of the Moreno Valley High School Seniors Parade in Angel Fire.
Photo Gallery: Angel Fire celebrates Class of 2020 with community parade [Photo gallery]
In the absence of a graduation ceremony, the Angel Fire community found a novel way to celebrate Moreno Valley High School's Class of 2020.  The Seniors Parade  more
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Father Michael Garcia preaches to an iPhone, where mass is livestreamed to hundreds in their homes, on Thursday (April 9) at San Francisco de Asís Church in Ranchos de Taos.
Photo Gallery: Taos churches adapt to social isolation during Easter [Photo gallery]
During the most solemn and significant days of the church year, local churches are implementing "shelter-in-place" worship by livestreaming their services.  more
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Substitute teacher Dena King basks in the sun while waiting to hand out food to kids at Mariposa Apartments Tuesday (March 24.)
Photo Gallery: Life in Taos during pandemic [Photo gallery]
The spread of the novel coronavirus  throughout New Mexico has altered the daily life of Taoseños and Northern New Mexicans. Schools have close, people are working from home and dozens of … more
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Rainbow chard grows in a hydroponics demonstration Saturday (March 14) during the Seed Swap at Earthgoods in Taos.
Photo Gallery: Hope Springs Eternal [Photo gallery]
Before the pandemic hit the fan last week, the Taos Seed Exchange provided a free community service to gardeners, farmers and seed enthusiasts on Saturday (March 14) at Earthgoods, 120 Bertha Street, Taos. more
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The "Snow Pirates" compete Sunday (March 15) during the 17th annual Cardboard Derby at Sipapu Ski and Summer Area.
Photo Gallery: Sipapu holds annual cardboard derby [Photo gallery]
As ski resorts close throughout the region to prevent the spread of coronavirus, Sipapu Ski and Summer Resort continued a long-held tradition Sunday (March 16,) at its 17th annual cardboard derby. As … more
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Head coach Mandy Montoya huddles with her Peñasco starters prior to the Girls 2A state championship tipoff between the No. 1 ranked Lady Panthers and No. 2 Mescalero Apache on Friday (March 13) at the Pit.
A day to remember [Photo gallery]
The No. 1 Peñasco Lady Panthers and No. 2 Mescalero Apache Chiefs faced off in the Girls 2A state championship on Friday (March 13) at the Pit – and with 0 fans in attendance.  more
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The Grinch attempts to scare some brave children Friday (March 6) during Dr. Seuss' Birthday Celebration at Taos Youth and Family Center.
How to impart the joy of reading [Photo gallery]
To commemorate National Education Association’s Read Across America Day, dozens of Taos organizations came together in a weeklong celebration to promote reading among area youth. The annual nationwide initiative coincides with the birthday of renowned children’s book author Dr. Seuss, creator of classics including ‘The Cat in the Hat’ and ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas!’ more
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Lone Piñon performs to a packed Taos Community Auditorium Saturday (Feb. 29) as part of the Living Room Concert series.
Photo Gallery: Living Room Concert with Lone Piñon [Photo gallery]
The sounds of traditional New Mexican string music and rich folk tunes filled Taos Community Auditorium on Saturday (Feb. 29) as community members enjoyed the Living Room Concert featuring Lone Piñon. Taos Center for the Arts launched the Living Room Concerts on Feb. 6 in hopes of highlighting emerging singer-songwriters. more
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Krewe De Los Muertos members Pat Spillers, of Red River, pets Floyd on Saturday (Feb. 22) before the parade during Mardi Gras in the Mountains in Red River.
Photo Gallery: 'Throw me something, mister!' [Photo gallery]
More than 1,000 miles from Louisiana, Mardi Gras celebrations resounded in the snow-capped mountains of Red River over the weekend (Feb. 22-23), drawing crowds from all over the country. more
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One Billion Rising co-organizer Julia Daye dances Friday (Feb. 14) during One Billion Rising on Taos Plaza.
Photo Gallery: ‘Raise the vibration’ [Photo gallery]
On Friday (Feb. 14), Taoseños came together on Taos Plaza to rise up in solidarity for a world free from violence and oppression. Inspired by the statistic that one billion women and children are raped or beaten in their lifetime, the global One Billion Rising movement included a flash-mob dance to the song ‘Break the Chain,’ wellness activity tables, poetry readings and a march through town. more
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by Izumi Yokohama
Love letter: Love in 10 tongues [Photo gallery]
In celebration of Valentine's Day, V-Day and the power of love, Tempo invited a few women artists in Taos to share some love. more
Colorful print with intricate designs line the walls of Stables Gallery on Saturday (Feb. 8) during the Hart Print Shop Anniversary Show in Taos.
Show posters and cardboard valentines
Decorated local artist and printmaker Sarah Hart celebrated a milestone anniversary over the weekend (Feb. 7-9) with a three-day-long show at Stables Art Gallery. Hart's bold, intricate prints filled the space, with T-shirts and posters lining the walls and cards, accessories and other treasures also on offer. more
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A variety of techniques were seen among competitors Saturday (Feb. 1) during the World Championship Shovel Races at Angel Fire Resort.
Photo Gallery: Angel Fire's last World-Championship Shovel Races [Photo gallery]
Competitors waxed their shovels and took to the slopes at Angel Fire for the 40th, and, according to organizers, the final World Championship Shovel Races on Jan. 30-Feb. 2. more
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Las Vegas emcee Harvey Listen brought the party to Taos on the final leg of the Arithmetic hop-hop show Friday (Jan. 31) at the Taos Mesa Brewing Mothership, in El Prado.
Vibe and beats through the lens: Hip-hop in Taos
Taos News reporter Jesse Moya was on the scene at the Arithmetic hip-hop show at the Mothership last Friday (Jan. 31).He caught the vibe and the beats through his lens. more
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Photo Gallery: Reader weather photos, Tuesday, Feb. 4 [Photo gallery]
Here are a few of the weather photos you've shared with us on Facebook: more
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Stephanie Salinas, 6, of Taos tests her engineering skills with help from her brother, Brayan Salinas, on Friday (Jan. 24) during the Mini-Explora event at Taos Youth and Family Center.
Explora nurtures young scientists in Taos
Nearly 450 community members crowded in the Taos Youth and Family Center, at 407 Paseo del Cañón East, on Friday (Jan. 24) for an afternoon of fun, education and exploration. more
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From left: Sophia, Ed and Thomas DeHererra, of Roy, traverse the 11-inch ice covering Eagle Nest Lake Saturday (Jan. 25) before a morning of ice fishing.
Photo Gallery: Ice fishing enthusiasts compete in Eagle Nest tournament [Photo gallery]
Ice fishermen and women were on the ice before dawn Saturday (Jan. 25) for the ninth annual  Eagle Nest Lake State Park Ice Fishing Tournment. Despite early-morning temperatures in the single digits, hundreds of competitors travelled from throughout the region  to vie for the cash prizes and awards.  more
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Morris Vaisa has been tending the disco at matanzas for most of his life. Steam rising from the cooking chicharrones doesn't faze him anymore.
Photo Gallery: The world's largest matanza [Photo gallery]
As the sun crested the Manzano Mountains in Valencia County, matanzeros were already tending their fires and getting ready for a day full of cooking.  more
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Demonstrators advocated for peace, climate change, justice, equality and abortion rights Saturday (Jan. 18) during Taos Women Rising on Taos Plaza.
Taos Women Rising gather to mark 100th anniversary of right to vote
About 100 activists gathered on Taos Plaza on Saturday (Jan. 18) to celebrate women and take part in a version of the nationwide Women's March. Now in its fourth year, Taos Women Rising provided a space for women and allies to advocate for equality, climate change justice, reproductive rights and immigration, among various other issues. more
Winds reached over 30 mph Friday afternoon (Jan. 17,) creating blizzard-like conditions at the intersection of U.S. Highway 64 and Mountain View Boulevard in Angel Fire.
Photo Gallery: The winds of winter [Photo gallery]
As snow and wind descended on northern New Mexico Thursday and Friday (Jan. 16-17, 2020), locals and visitors alike braved the elements. more
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Matthew Narvaiz/Taos NewsGabriel Hernandez of Questa takes a defensive stance, waiting for the Dulce player to make his move during the NRG Tournament.
Moments from the 2020 Northern Río Grande Tournament
John Denne, a freelance photographer who graciously submits sports photos for the newspaper, and Matthew Narvaiz, the Taos News sports editor, both attended the Northern Río Grande Tournament, which spanned from Thursday (Jan. 2) to Saturday (Jan. 4) at Pojoaque Valley High School's Ben Luján Gymnasium, and shot photos of two Taos County teams in Questa and Peñasco.  more
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Cam Beaury and Teah Wyman, both of New York City, share a New Year's Eve kiss as Taos Volunteer Fire Department launches fireworks into the sky Tuesday (Dec. 31) on Taos Plaza.
Photo Gallery: New Year's Eve celebrations around Taos [Photo gallery]
Despite below-freezing temperatures, friends and loved ones gathered on Taos Plaza  and at Taos Ski Valley  to celebrate  entering a new decade.   more
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Rev. Angelo Márquez lights the Paschal candle with the flame of the sacred fire, symbolizing the light of Christ coming into the world, on Saturday (April 20) during the Easter Vigil mass at Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Arroyo Seco.
2019: Year in Photos by Morgan Timms [Photo gallery]
Some of the year's  best photos, by award-winning Taos News photographer Morgan Timms: more
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