County grand jury extended in Chaves County for three more months
A Chaves County grand jury impaneled in February will continue for at least three additional months to hear more criminal cases. Fifth Judicial District prosecutors and judges approved the extension, with a new panel of 12 jurors to be selected after the current term ends next month.
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Chaves County
Fifth Judicial District Attorney's Office
Fifth Judicial District
William Shoobridge
Dianna Luce
Shoobridge
Lea County
New Mexico
Chaves
Bernalillo County
Steven Bell
Bell
Luce
Janetta B Hicks
Robert L Clements
County Leaders Back Coalition to Oppose BLM Rules
Chaves County commissioners voted unanimously to join Coalition 2.0, a multi state effort organized by American Stewards of Liberty to oppose the Bureau of Land Management proposed Planning 2.0 rule under the Federal Land Policy Act. The action occurred at the county administrative center during the regular meeting.
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Chaves
U.S. Bureau of Land Management
American Stewards of Liberty
Austin
Texas
Com- Duffey
Chaves County
Coalition 2.0
Commission
BLM
Lineman's career highlights work with Xcel and disaster response
Bill Brewer, a 12 year Xcel Energy lineman, discusses apprenticeship path to journeyman, focus, discipline, and safety culture. He recalls aiding Long Island after Hurricane Sandy in 2012, underscoring linemen's role in restoring power and aiding communities.
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Bill Brewer
Xcel Energy
Dexter / Hagerman
Brewer
Xcel
Long Island
New York
Local Roswell Optometrist Closes After Repeated Vandalism
The family owned Optometrist office in Roswell, serving the community since the 1930s, will close permanently today after repeated vandalism attributed to a single individual. Dr. Ken Leadingham says security cameras were installed but failed to stop the incidents.
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Roswell
Ken Leadingham
Leadingham
Dominic Cillis
Roswell man faces federal firearms charges in Las Cruces case
A Las Cruces federal judge found probable cause to support a criminal complaint charging 49 year old Nathaniel Eddie Madrid of Roswell with felon in possession of a firearm and ammunition and possessing an unregistered firearm. The October 26 incident in Lincoln County is cited and Madrid could face up to 10 years in prison if convicted. State Police located Madrid at the scene of a traffic crash involving a stolen vehicle. He was arrested April 15 and detained pending trial.
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Las Cruces
Roswell
Nathaniel Eddie Madrid
U.S
Madrid
Lincoln County
Crimi
Nal
New Mexico
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