Man found in tree in Roswell died from meth toxicity
The body of 30 year old Sergio Salas was found hanging upside down in a tree on a farm southeast of East Brasher Road and South Atkinson Avenue. Autopsy by the New Mexico Office of the Medical Investigator ruled death accidental from complications of methamphetamine toxicity with positional asphyxia possible. Salas was reported missing June 2 and identified by fingerprints.
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Spirit of 45 Salute to All Veterans Held in Roswell
Cattleman’s Country Kitchen hosted the seventh annual Spirit of 45 Salute to All Veterans to honor service members with brisket music and cake. Former Roswell mayor and candidate Del Jurney addressed attendees noting gratitude for patriotism and sacrifice despite missing service due to a childhood car accident.
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Artesia reconsiders bulk water pricing on big road project
Artesia officials scrutinize bulk water sales for a $58 million U S Route 82 road project by Fisher Land & Gravel. The N M Department of Transportation project requires water at a bulk rate of $2.50 per thousand gallons, far below the usual $17 to $18.
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UNM to Enforce Tobacco Free Campus This Fall
The University of New Mexico will implement a tobacco free policy on its main campus in Albuquerque and other campuses this fall. The Aug 15 effective date covers all tobacco forms and removes most designated smoking areas with signage, banners, and enforcement plans supported by a state grant.
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College president speaks out at higher education forum
Richard Bailey of Northern New Mexico College joins a July forum with NM state leaders to urge accessible higher education for all residents. The Albuquerque Journal and others hosted discussions on enrollment declines costs and the Lottery Scholarship Fund amid 31 public and 182 private colleges statewide.
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