Water policy splits shape Western water future
California weighs twin tunnels to boost farm and city deliveries while New Mexico, Nevada, and Texas respond to droughts and climate pressures. NRDC criticizes state plans for climate adaptation and groundwater protection as officials push conservation and inclusivity in planning.
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UFO Festival Dates Set for Roswell June 29 to July 1
The city plans a coordinated UFO Festival June 29 to July 1 despite planning differences with the UFO Museum. Fry hopes the event will let people participate in all activities as outlined on the festival site.
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Stand-off ends after three hours with arrest in attic
Police obtained a search warrant after a three hour stand-off with Jacob Sigala 21 found in an attic. Sigala had a warrant for failure to pay out of a Magistrate Court and faces criminal damage for a broken window plus obstructing resisting evading. Officer Erica O'Bryan commented that cooperation would have reduced trouble.
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Gateway Christian School Students Volunteer in Annual Workathon
Gateway Christian School students participate in the annual Workathon, volunteering at The Salvation Army Harvest Ministries and city parks to share the love of Christ. Students help clean rooms in the Petroleum Building, pack baskets, and support families less fortunate while reinforcing community ties.
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PAC requests review of Downs at Albuquerque lease deal
Independent Source PAC asks New Mexico Attorney General Gary King to void a 25 year lease enabling the Downs at Albuquerque to expand into a casino at the state fairgrounds. The group cites alleged campaign contributions by owners to Gov. Susana Martinez’s PAC, while Martinez and officials defend legality and fairness of the deal.
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Espinoza urges local control and smaller government
Espinoza advocates reform minded local rule for decades long to leave freedoms to his granddaughter. He says she can achieve whatever she works for and opposes government growth preferring decisions at the local level.
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Obama risks political clash as court clash colors election
Obama signals potential risk to core Democrats by tying immigration and voting rights to a reexamined campaign finance ruling. He defends upcoming judicial review while acknowledging the Supreme Court’s past limits, highlighting a partisan battleground seen since the Bush era and shaped by remarks from Holder and Kerr.
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