City Council Approves Audit Of Roswell Chamber
The Roswell City Council voted eight to two to authorize a three year chamber audit at a cost of about thirty two thousand dollars. The audit follows the chamber’s March termination of its retention contract and a series of resignations and internal concerns discussed by the Finance Committee and council members.
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Kubiak Melton
Chamber
Perry
Judy Stubbs
Jeanine Best
Lavino Sanchez
Angela Moore
Barry Foster
Finance Committee
Neeb
Kennard
Candace Porcella
Andrea Moore
Moore
Candace
Oropesa
Peterson
Chaves
Roswell Chamber of Commerce
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Suspects Sought After Roswell Home Invasion and Shootings
Chaves County deputies and New Mexico State Police pursued suspects Albarez and Vallejos for about 38 minutes after an aggravated assault at a West Alameda Street residence. No injuries but $1,850 damage. both suspects remain at large. Albarez faces battery of a household member and resisting an officer charges. Vallejos faces counts of sexual assault of a minor and false imprisonment. Trials set in 2019 cases with dates August 25 for Albarez.
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Roswell
Chaves
New Mexico
Wildermuth
Albarez and
Vallejos
Albarez
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Alex Ross
Water cuts loom as Colorado River shortages press cities and farms
The Southwest faces ongoing water scarcity as drought projections push for voluntary cuts. Ted Cooke of the Central Arizona Project warns climate change will raise costs, and Lake Mead and Lake Powell levels trigger deeper reductions for Nevada and Arizona if levels fall below critical thresholds. Mexico also faces further allocations cuts.
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Ted Cooke
Central Arizona
Colorado River
Arizona
California
Nevada
Colorado
New Mexico
Utah
Wyoming
Mexico
Denver
Las Vegas
Phoenix
U.S
Lake Mead
Lake Powell
United States
Michael Bernardo
Bureau of Reclamation
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