Candlelight vigil set for Romero on fifth anniversary
A candlelight vigil will be held at 6 p.m. April 15 at Sertoma Park to mark the fifth anniversary of Melissa Romero's death. Romero, 22, was shot in her home at 302 E Reed St on April 15, 2006, in a case linked to a family feud rather than gang activity. Police and family members will speak, and Crime Stoppers and detectives will attend for new leads. Contact Det. Brackeen at Roswell Police or Crime Stoppers for information.
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Unhappy Citizen Threatens City Building Over Animal Services
Police were dispatched to Roswell City Attorney’s Office after a caller threatened to blow up the building while seeking to sue Animal Services. Separately, unknown skaters damaged cement benches at Roswell Museum and Arts Center valued at about $2,300 and scrawled on doors.
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Hill Police Blotter Reports Gunfire and Battery Incidents
A 1500 block South Cahoon Avenue welfare check followed gun fire reports and shell casings found on the street. A West Eyman Street battery involved two girls assaulting another student, with a lump above the eye noted. A separate car wash attack on South Main Street left a woman beaten by multiple subjects. she sought care after a pain medication shortage. Crime Stoppers information offered, with anonymous tips and rewards possible.
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Martinez names Navajo businessman to head Indian Affairs
Gov. Susana Martinez appoints Arthur P. Allison, a Navajo Nation businessman, as secretary of the New Mexico Indian Affairs Department. The 61 year old will be the first Navajo cabinet head. Senate confirmation awaits.
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Appeal Continued Over Water and Growth Concerns in New Mexico
Kintigh cites U S Census Bureau data showing rapid growth in Sandoval Bernalillo Valencia and Santa Fe counties. He questions financial backers behind a project and accuses them of pursuing personal gain. Lawyers for Berrendo LLC plan to file an official motion to appeal next week.
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Roswell-Record.com
Libyan factions rely on tribes as Gadhafi loyalty frays
The Libyan dictator's grip rests on Warfalla and Magarha tribes totaling about a million members each. Airstrikes target tribal forces as some leaders switch sides while others stay loyal for perks, with opposition leader Mahmoud Jibril and tribal figures shaping the revolt.
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