New Mexico Expects More Enrollees as Deadline Passes
By mid March about 18,700 individuals had signed up for plans on the federal marketplace with a state run exchange to take over enrollment later this year. J R Damron, chairman, said enrollment remains below the target of about 35,000 to 36,000. He noted data delays and federal site glitches contributed to slow enrollment.
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Mix-It-Up program planned for Roswell youth
In Roswell the Boys and Girls Clubs will run a Mix-It-Up Week during Spring Break for 24 students with five scholarships funded by a Leprino Foods grant. Activities include tours of a plant, two museums, Bitter Lakes Refuge, and New Mexico Military Institute, plus mindfulness lessons and roofing stone painting.
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City council rejects renovation plan for Key building
The council refused a $1.6 million renovation by Casey Key and his wife citing lack of experience and poor economics. An appraisal found no site value and removal cost estimates rose to $500,000 with storage as the best use. The Pecos Valley Amateur Radio Club plans a building antenna tower at city hall annex to aid emergencies. Veterans Cemetery work aims to laser level grounds for sprinkler installation with state funds and possible contractor donation offsets.
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Arnett Seeks Magistrate Judge Post in Roswell
Arnett, a Roswell resident and Eagle Scout, runs a family line of community service through the Boy Scouts and youth programs. He touts business and legal work in Roswell as grounding for a magistrate role to benefit local children and families.
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Obama boosts BR AIN funding to tackle memory loss
President announces a $100 million Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies initiative to map the brain and combat memory decline over ten years. Separately, Brain Research Labs promotes a natural memory supplement with claimed clinical backing and US patent status amid public endorsements and consumer testimonials.
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