Forest Service plan raises eyebrows

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(SUNfotos by Barron Jones) County Attorney Ted Trujillo, County Manager Tomas Campos and Northern New Mexico Stockman’s Vice President David Sanchez listen, as the Forest Service director address concerns related to reduction in grazing rights and illegal stops by U.S. Forest Service police officers.

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    It is getting harder for Northern Rio Arriba County residents who depend on the area’s renewable resources such as timber and grasslands to support their families, according to leaders of a local trade organization.     Rio Arriba County personnel…

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