Roswell budget grows while county trims spending
Roswell City Council approved a 21.7 percent increase to 110 332668 for the 2014 15 fiscal year with 23 667965 in one time revenues and expenses. The county commissioners adopted a 43 354116 budget for 2014 15 a 6.1 percent decrease from 46 200394 with raises for county employees.
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Area Taekwon-Do students compete in Italy
Five black belts from Eastern New Mexico Taekwon-Do qualified for the World Championships held July 23 to 27 in Rome Italy. Audra Brown Maeve Brown and others traveled to Rome with medals won by Audra and Maeve while Team USA fielded 88 black belts among 700 competitors from 38 countries.
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Rome
Italy
Steve Blakeley
Portales
Audra Brown
Evan Luna
Clovis
Maeve Brown
Bryce Hart
Roswell
Haley Madden
Team USA
Agency: Confusion caused it to miss WIPP inspections
Two U S senators say the Mine Safety and Health Administration failed to perform required inspections at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant in New Mexico. Udall and Heinrich note risk to workers and neighbors after a March fire and radiation leak. The agency cites authority confusion and DOE negotiations, but says it will now inspect four times yearly.
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Carlsbad
U.S
New Mexico
Tom Udall
Martin Heinrich
Mine Safety and Health Administration
Department of Energy
Plan to open Roswell horse slaughter plant may be over
Valley Meat Co withdrew its application for a permit to discharge slaughterhouse wastes into on site lagoons in Roswell New Mexico. Attorney Blair Dunn said no livestock processing facility would operate there at this time amid a lawsuit by Attorney General Gary King seeking to block horse slaughter.
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Valley Meat Co
New Mexico Environmental Department
Blair Dunn
Valley Meat
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Gary King
New Mexico
New Mexico braces for more rain after damaging floods
Central and western New Mexico face a flash flood watch as cleanup continues from severe weather that hit Taos, Rio Arriba, Sandoval, and Albuquerque. Officials note over 36 000 square miles under watch with more than a million residents affected and substantial infrastructure risk.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Gallup
Los Alamos
Taos
National Weather Service
Rio Arriba
Sandoval
Beta Roswell opens flexible office space for young professionals
City Roswell welcomes Beta Roswell a shared office suite on the fourth floor of 400 Penn Plaza offering hourly daily weekly and monthly rentals with Wi Fi and wired stations The project cost about 250000 in remodeling and targets young entrepreneurs and professionals The Roswell Chamber of Commerce joined an open house on July 10 signaling interest in the flexible workspace model
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400 Penn Plaza
Beta Roswell
Wells Fargo Building
Beta
Harrell
Roswell Chamber of Commerce
Brianda Calvo
Christopher Rodriguez
Directv
Penn Plaza
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