Art students gain access to pros at Gallup Cultural Center
For at least three years Jeremy Boucher has surrendered a second floor room at the Gallup Cultural Center to allow area art students to work with professional artists, providing mentorship and hands on experience for the budding creators.
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Roswell Man Arrested for Disorderly Conduct
Local Roswell man faced arrest on charges of disorderly conduct after an incident reported within the past 24 hours. Detailed information on charges and court dates was not available in the brief item.
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Hagerman
Roswell catcher signs with NMMI Broncos
Randy Rodriguez, Roswell senior catcher, signed a letter of intent to play baseball for the NMMI Broncos. His mother Penny Rodriquez says he has dreamed of this since elementary school and has waited for this day.
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New Mexico Task Force Weighs Government Reorganization
A legislative task force in Santa Fe began evaluating how to restructure state government to handle potential loan-financed finances. Director David Abbey warned of continuing financial problems, noting weak revenue growth and a $230 million-plus budget gap possible in July 2011 even without new spending.
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Legion brass Visits Post 28 in Roswell NM
National Commander Clarence E. Hill visited Post 28 in Roswell during a three day New Mexico tour. He aims to boost Legion membership and engagement over his one year tenure while motivating veterans to stay active in their communities.
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Roswell RPD Lobsters fundraiser supports Special Olympics
Roswell Police Department in cooperation with Red Lobster hosted its 14th annual Cops and Lobsters event at North Main Street restaurant to raise funds for Special Olympics programs. Officers assisted staff, with participants including Mayor Del Jurney and athletes like 16-year-old Justin Powers expressing excitement about dunking a cop.
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Roswell
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Fire damages Berrendo Baptist church during construction
Roswell fire officials say construction work inside the Berrendo Baptist Church at 401 W. Berrendo Road may have sparked the blaze. Chief James Salas reports a construction worker was rushed to the hospital after the fire started shortly after 4 p.m. Wednesday. crews arrived and controlled the incident.
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James Salas
Roswell
GM repays 8.1 billion in loans five years early
General Motors announced repayment of 8.1 billion dollars in U.S. and Canadian government loans five years ahead of schedule. The move underlines a government backed turnaround amid ongoing losses and high state ownership, with GM still seeking stability post bankruptcy.
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Obama vows abortion rights focus in Supreme Court pick
President Obama says his nominee will heed women's rights and privacy in interpreting the Constitution but rejects litmus tests. He plans to choose to replace Justice Stevens within weeks, meeting with Senate leaders to discuss the choice. Potential candidates include Judge Ann Williams, Diane Wood, and Merrick Garland.
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