Alex Ross Breaks News For RDR News Network
Alex Ross, breaking news reporter for RDR News, leads coverage across rapid developments with on the ground reporting and real time updates. He coordinates with editors, sources, and social media to deliver timely, accurate alerts to readers.
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Roswell Daily Record Subscription Rates Notice
The notice outlines subscription options with carrier delivery at 10 dollars per month and mail rate at 18 dollars per month, payable in advance. It specifies renewal requirements and the address for subscription payments and changes, including P.O. Box 1897 in Roswell New Mexico 88202-1897.
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Paranormal tip line ends with secure email address
Reader guidance appears offering a tip line for UFOs and cryptids via a secure email at RDRnews proton.me. The note invites readers to send information or tips about paranormal topics.
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USDA Food Safety Tips for Farmers Markets and Shopping
The USDA offers food safety tips for shoppers at farmers markets like the Saturday event at the Chaves County Courthouse. Advice includes keeping perishables cold below 40 degrees, buying last, separate bags for raw meat and ready to eat produce, washing hands after handling packages, and rinsing all produce before consumption.
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Ex-Clovis cop surrenders to face trafficking and burglary charges
Frank Careri, 34, a former Clovis police officer under criminal investigation since February 2023, surrendered on July 26 after being charged with drug trafficking and as an accessory to residential burglary. He was booked and released on a personal recognizance bond, waived a preliminary hearing, and no court date was set.
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Convention of States discussed at New Mexico meeting
Culbertson outlined how a constitutional convention could be triggered under Article V via Congress or state calls. He noted three aims of proponents and warned of risks, citing budget debt and federal overreach, while detailing NM support and opposition from groups like Common Cause and Heritage.
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