Roswell Back To School Supply Drive Second Giveaway Planned
Roswell community volunteers prepare for a second School Supply Giveaway at 4 p.m. Saturday in the Roswell Mall. Donations of school supplies are requested to support 180 late registrants and the hundreds who attended Sunday's event at the Roswell Elks Lodge. Donations may be dropped at the Prison Door Ministry office in the Petroleum Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Job Corps
Prison Door Ministry
Roswell Mall
Johnny Gonzales
Gonzales
Elks Lodge
Roswell Elks Lodge
Multiple Thefts Reported In Roswell With Vehicle Stop
Roswell police logged several thefts including two cell phones valued at 100 and 300 dollars in the 1800 block of South Pennsylvania Avenue at 2 43 a m on Wednesday. A traffic stop in the 100 block of North Delaware Avenue and West First Street at 12 11 a m Wednesday led to the arrest of Gary Gene Luna 24 of Hagerman on unlawful use of license charges. Police also responded to a battery call at Farleys at 8 45 p m Tuesday. A burglary at 1500 block South Missouri Avenue occurred at 7 22 p m Tuesday with items stolen including a 250 Xbox 360 two Nintendo Wiis valued 150 each a 100 Leap Pad a 32 inch Vizio TV worth 300 a 300 PS3 2400 worth of PS3 games 170 Nintendo DS 3D 1000 worth of DVDs a 300 lawn mower 150 weed whacker and a 100 leaf blower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Pennsylvania Ave
Delaware Avenue
West First Street
Gary Gene Luna
Hagerman
South
Missouri Avenue
Police blotter reports thefts and arrests in Roswell area
A Tuesday rash of crimes includes a 1st Street car damage case valued at 1000 dollars tied to Christopher Tuckness and a restraining order violation. Andrew Pino was arrested on a disturbing house charge. A stolen stereo GPS worth 500 dollars was reported near 1300 East Second Street. Ronda Belton was arrested for larceny at a Roswell Walmart. Lawn mower valued at 200 dollars stolen on South Wildy Drive. State police announce ENDWI sobriety checkpoints for August with local Crime Stoppers tip line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Pino
Roswell
South Ohio Avenue
East Second Street
Wal-Mart
Ronda L. Belton
Roswell to Renovate Four Schools With State Matching Funds
RISD continues construction as part of PSCOC state matching program. Projects include Berrendo Elementary Valley View Elementary and Military Heights Elementary renovations totaling 49.1 million with 72 percent funded by the state and 13.8 million paid by local taxpayers. State support depends on PSFA rankings and district performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
PSCOC
PSFA
Roswell
Berrendo
Valley View Elementary
Military Heights Elementary
Berrendo Elementary
Roswell Ed Bond Renewal Focuses On School Construction
Cole cites studies linking classroom environments to up to 25 percent annual academic impact. He notes construction boosts Roswell’s economy through local spending and tax receipts. By year end 12 of 20 schools will be renovated or rebuilt, bond renewal set for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Roswell
City Council delaying updated Alarm Ordinance to September
City Clerk Sharon Coll said the updated Alarm Ordinance 14 03 was not on today's agenda and will not come before the council until September when a public hearing may be held. The council meets today at 7 p m at City Hall 425 N Richardson Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
N. Richardson Ave
Also Mentioned on This Page
Randal Seyler
Petroleum
Matthew Ornelas
CNA
Keris Reece
EMT
Cynthia Wakite
Deron Lowenharpt
Kara Strebeck
Farley's
Witterpuy Police
Wss
West Second Street
Christopher Donald Tuckness
North Main
South Wildy Drive
Police
New Mexico
Roadrunner Cash
Ida
Alata
News & Business Telephone
Vonnie Fischer
Rdrnews.com
Jim Dishman
Dishman
Charles Fischer
Timothy Howsare Editor
S.coomm
R. Cory Beck
N. Main St
N.M
Canter Gxbrary
Posal
RISD
Sharon Coll
Graves Farm
Graves Rd
Old Dexter Hwy