Roswell judge John Halvorson dies after cancer battle
Judge John Halvorson of Chaves County Magistrate Court died at 56 after a year long fight with skin cancer that spread to his throat. He served as a Roswell police officer from 1980 to 2000 and had just begun a second term after the 2014 election. Juliana Halvorson announced the death on social media and said funeral arrangements will begin today. He was remembered by colleagues as a kind, fair and dedicated public servant with two daughters.
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Roswell Adopts Permit Parking Near Roswell High
Roswell city council unanimously approved ordinance 1505 to designate certain streets for permit only parking near Roswell High School. Residents on Lea Street south of Hobbs Street could receive displayed permits to curb recurrent congestion during gym events and basketball seasons involving Coyotes teams.
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Roswell Fire Academy turnout disappoints officials
Roswell Fire Department questions why only eight of 34 applicants passed the written aptitude test after a July to August academy tryout. Of eight, four made the hiring list, leaving the department six short, or seven with a retirement upcoming.
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