Attorneys General challenge EPA ozone designations delay
A coalition of 16 state attorneys general led by New Mexico's Hector Balderas filed suit against the Trump administration and EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt. They argue the delay in designating attainment or non attainment areas for the 2015 smog standards violates the Clean Air Act and worsens public health. The action cites the June 28, 2017 postponement to October 1, 2018 and notes the impact on Dona Ana County residents and cross border ozone pollution from El Paso and Mexico.
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Roswell Hosts Ninth Annual National Night Out Event
Sirens and flashing lights marked a Roswell National Night Out gathering in the Target parking lot. Organized by Neighborhood Watch and Target, the event aims to strengthen ties between residents and first responders and runs as a community safety initiative through the Roswell area.
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Roswell Fire Dept Hosts Ninth National Night Out
Trevier Gonzalez captures firefighters guiding a boy during a mock blaze as Roswell ninth annual National Night Out unfolds. Sammy Armenta is helped by Fabian Munoz in a mini hose hoist challenge while Munoz notes real recruits must hoist a hose five stories high.
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RHS grad returns to begin teaching career
Naeemah Reese, a Roswell native and RHS graduate, will start her first grade teaching at Washington Avenue Elementary School. She left hometown but chose to return to begin her career inspired by local teachers and a passion to help students.
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Concealed Carry Reciprocity Faces NM Warning
A national gun safety group urged opposition to proposed U S concealed carry reciprocity legislation. Americans for Responsible Solutions warned New Mexico standards on background checks and training could be undermined if states must recognize out of state permits. Robin Lloyd emphasized potential gaps with about 25 states not meeting NM requirements.
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