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gADOHI USqUANIgODI Native AMERICAN Spiritual CENTER calls for donated items in good condition until July 21 for a fundraiser to be held July 23, from 9 a.m. to noon, at 231 Morgan Road. Partial proceeds go to a food program and provide assistance to a community agency, this is a 501-(c)3 organization run by donations whose mission is "Preserving the Past to Protect the Future." Contact Rose Little Deer, call (575) 751-1081.

Acequia and land association anuncios

CA[+ or -]N MDWCA advises that the annual Consumer Confidence Report has been prepared and is available for review at the MDWCA office at 648 Fern[sz] ndez Road in Ca[+ or -]n. Call 758-9329 for questions or more information.

EL SALTO MDWCA BOARD MEETING, is Tuesday, July 12, 7-8:30 p.m., Arroyo Seco/Valdez Community Center. This is a regular board meeting, topics include selecting an engineer for system upgrades and semi-annual financial report. Details? Email bones1@newmex.com.

LA MERCED DE CRISTBAL DE LA SERNA meets every Wednesday at 6:30 p.m., at the Llano Quemado Community Center on Hot Springs Road. All heirs encouraged to attend. Agenda posting is at the Ranchos de Taos Post Office. For more, call Elden Torres, (575) 770-3615.

TALPA MUTUAL DOMESTIC WATER CONSUMERS ASSOCIATION'S annual Consumer Confidence Report is ready to view. For copies, contact Raul E. Vigil at (575) 751-4373 or stop by the Talpa Community Center.

TAOS REGULAR PLANNING & ZONING MUNICIPAL COMMISSION MEETING. Conference Room 109, Town Hall, 400 Camino de la Placita. Call (575) 737-2646.

Anuncios

CANCER SERVICES FREE FAMILY RETREAT. Cancer Services of New Mexico's Family Cancer Retreat is Sept. 16-18 in Glorieta, N.M. This free program provides the state's adult cancer patients/survivors and their loved ones, tools and information such as treatment options, navigating the health care system, palliative care, meditation, family communications, nutrition, using the Internet effectively and more. Download application at www.cancerservicesnm.org or call Mike, (505) 239-4239.

FLAG RETIREMENT CEREMONY at Vietnam Veterans Memorial State Park will be held Saturday (July 2) at 11 a.m. If someone has flags to retire but cannot attend, flags can be dropped off at the memorial, Angel Fire Visitor Center or Angel Fire Fire Department Station. For more, call Heritage Educator Kate German, (575) 377-2293.

N.M. "SUNSHINE" WEBSITE (Transparency for New Mexico) is www.sunshineportalnm.com: The State's Office of Information Technology's new web portal shares current information on cash status, investment account balances, budgets/expenditures, purchases (vendors), revenue generation, capital projects (including broadband's status statewide), state employee salaries, and fiscal health.

SUMMER HERB WALKS, in Taos mountains June through September with herb guru Rob Hawley. Learn and identify healing plants for wildcrafted products. Taos Herb Company, 710-J Paseo del Pueblo Sur, Albertson's Plaza. Visit www.taosherb.com. Call (575) 758-1991.

TAOS FIESTAS are July 22-24. "Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow/Ayer, Hoy y Ma[+ or -]ana," is this year's theme. Key dates are Friday, July 22, 5:30 p.m., Coronation Mass, Our Lady of Guadalupe Church and procession for Opening Ceremonies, Taos Plaza. Saturday, July 23, 10 a.m., Children's Parade, beginning at Enos Garca Elementary, 8 p.m. Baile Encantada at Town of Taos Convention Center, Civic Plaza Drive. Sunday, July 24, Historical Parade, along Paseo del Pueblo Sur and Albright Street. Musicians will be performing live music on the plaza all weekend. Details at www.fiestasdetaos.com.

TOWN OF TAOS PUBLIC, ONLINE AUCTION WEBSITE to dispose of items no longer needed, see this eBay type of site, www.publicsurplus.com, a perpetual auction with items regularly added, so check back often for new listings. Contact Carol A. Valade, town of Taos fixed assets clerk, cvalade@taosgov.com, (575) 737-2584.

WEEKLY WOMEN'S DISCUSSION GROUP, first Wednesday monthly (next meeting July 8), 7 p.m. for those who are looking at the last third of their life. Topic is "De-constructing the myth of aging, creating a brilliant third act." Bring a snack, 472-A Hondo Seco Road. Contact clm@claireworks.com or call (505) 363-2164.

Food assistance anuncios

HELP-NM CHILD & ADULT FOOD PROGRAM: Provides $100-$800 per month in food reimbursement for nutritious meals you prepare for at least one person who lives outside your home. If you qualify, you can receive reimbursement for your own children's meals. Call (575) 758-3988.

SUMMER FOOD SERVICE PROGRAMS:

n TAOS: Providing nutritious meals to children 18 and under, and to persons with mental and/or physical disabilities, 18 and over, in the Taos area during the summer months. Taos Municipal Schools Student Nutrition Program sponsors the program through Aug. 5. Children 18 and younger are eligible for meals at any one of the sites in the Taos Municipal School District area. Community members or organizations interested in hosting a meal site are encouraged to call (575) 758-5288 or 758-5214 for details. A list of current meal sites will be posted at www.taosschools.org.

n PE[+ or -]ASCO: Pe[+ or -]asco Independent Schools sponsors the Seamless Summer Feeding Program for Children. Meals available at no charge to children 18 and under, without regard to race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability. Meals will be served at the following sites: Pe[+ or -]asco Schools Cafeteria, breakfast 7-8 a.m., lunch, 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.; Vadito Community Center, Picuris Road, lunch, 11 a.m.-noon.; Chamisal Community Center, State Road 76, lunch, 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.; Picuris Gymnasium Picuris Pueblo, lunch 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Questions? Call at (575) 587-2502 ext. 1107.

EIGHT NORTHERN FOOD DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM, an alternative program to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), serves low-income Indian households including non-Indians living in any of the Eight Northern Indian Pueblos, Taos County and Pe[+ or -]asco.

All eligible households are encouraged to apply. Simultaneous participation in SNAP and FDPIR is not allowed. FDPIR is located in Nambe Pueblo at 362 State Road 503. For more, call toll free, 1-800-734-2488 or locally, (505) 455-2288.

Pet anuncios

ADOPT-A-THONS, Saturdays from 12:30-2:30 p.m., Stray Hearts Animal Shelter volunteers bring pups and kittens weekly to Puss 'n Pooch patio, 120-G Bent St. in John Dunn Shops for fun interaction. Call (575) 751-1718.

'SPRING TIME IS MOUSE TIME!' Taos Feral Feline Friends has great 'mousers' available for adoption -- two cats for $15 includes spay/neuter and all vaccinations. Check out the very cute, tame kittens too. Call (575) 737-9208.

School anuncios

ANTHROPOSOPHICAL STUDY GROUP, 10 a.m., meets every second Sunday 10 a.m., third grade classroom. New Sunday series: "Spiritual Hierarchy." For adults only. No child care provided. Open to anyone interested in learning more about the philosophy underlying Waldorf Education and the works of Rudolf Steiner, at Taos Waldorf School, 9 Ben Romero Road. Call Silke (575) 751-0321.

NEW MEXICO PRE-K LOTTERY, applications now available at UNM Taos Kids Campus and UNM Taos Early Childhood Center. For details, call (575) 737-6295 or 737-6255.

TAOS ACADEMY holds its regularly scheduled governing council meeting on Monday (July 6), at 5:30 p.m. at the new location, 110 Paseo del Ca[+ or -]n West. For details or an agenda, call (575) 751-3109.

TAOS INTEGRATED SCHOOL OF THE ARTS. There are still a couple of spots available in the 5th and 6th grades for the 2011/2012 school year! For more information, contact Connie at 758-7755 or email her at connie@tisataos.com.

VISTA GRANDE HIGH SCHOOL is accepting applications for grades 9-12 for the year 2011-2012 -- a free, public, Expeditionary Learning School. For more information, call Billy Archuleta at (575) 758-5100, ext. 101 or visit www.vghs.org.

Taos public transit schedules

THE TAOS EXPRESS: A nonstop weekend bus service between Taos Plaza and Santa Fe Friday through Sunday, stops in Santa Fe to allow for connections with New Mexico Rail Runner train service. Direct service also available to Santa Fe Airport by reservation; $5 per adult one way ($10 round trip). Children 10 and under ride free with accompanying adult. Reservations required. ADA compliant. Luggage accommodated, seasonal bike and skis/snowboard racks. Details and reservations at www.TaosExpress.com or call 751-4459.

TOWN OF TAOS LOCAL CHILE LINE TRANSIT SERVICE: Runs Monday through Friday around town (no Saturday service), 50 cents one way; $1 round trip. Seniors and individuals with disabilities, 25 cents one way; 50 cents round trip. For details go to www.TaosGov.com, click on "Transportation" at the top of the page, or call 751-4459.