Vote Will Determine Whether Private Property To Be Taxed

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(SUNfoto by Austin Fisher) Jim Wanstall, a natural resources specialist with the New Mexico Department of Agriculture, explains how the state determines watershed boundaries during a special meeting of the East Rio Arriba Soil and Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors on Aug. 25 at the USDA Service Center in Hernandez.

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    In the wake of flash floods throughout Rio Arriba County, local environment conservation officials are expected to vote Thursday (9/8), on whether to exclude private property in Fairview from a tax being collected by the Upper Rio Grande…

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