Roswell Weather Storms Bring Lightning and No Major Damage
Storms moved from higher terrain westward toward Chaves County and lingered over Roswell with heavy lightning. Officials say there was no serious damage, though emergency manager Teresa Barncastle warns of danger and urges families to prepare emergency kits and avoid candles in favor of flashlights.
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Roswell
Teresa Barncastle
Roswell to Repair City Streets Under State Aide Plan
Roswell plans a road repair costing 200000 to 300000 funded mostly by the state Department of Transportation. The project may last up to 20 years with a quick two day block-by-block removal and repaving schedule. From Tilden to 9th streets parking sections will be concreted and closures minimized. Begin September with a City Hall meeting at 425 N. Richardson Ave. at 6 30 p.m.
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State Department of Transportation
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Storey
Tilden
9Th Streets
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New Energy Economy pushes NM on greenhouse gas rules
Emissions continued from page action filed earlier this year by New Energy Economy. The petition asks the Environment Board to adopt regulations forcing large polluters to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 3 percent per year from 2010 levels. Michel urged rapid, broad action to solve the problem.
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New Mexico
Michel
Flooding Swamps Roads Across County Along Hwy 285
Water covers mile markers 137 to 139 and 149 on Hwy 285 with three to four feet over Salt Creek at Pine Lodge Road. Motorist assistance was provided by the sheriff and traffic crews as power lines fell near Hobbs Road and maintenance teams cleaned mud along the highway. authorities warn drivers to pull over when conditions worsen and avoid washed out sections.
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Vaughn
Arnett
Pine Lodge Road
Salt Creek
County Clerks Rally Voices On Voting Cost Cuts And Safety
Herrera pledges early voting centers to cut costs if re-elected and touts a mailed voter information law cut to 11 cents per piece saving 189000 in the election. King touts ongoing anti predator and human trafficking efforts with federal grants and training across 60 affiliate agencies. Colon touts economic diversification and rural development with Denish, planning 80 day campaign push.
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Herrera
Post Office
King
New Mexico
Brian Colon
Diane Denish
Colon
Denish
Michael Trujillo
Stephanie DuBois
Public Regulation Commission
Oscar Gonzalez
Acone
Roswell-Record.com
Border Patrol faces spike in agent suicides
The Associated Press reports at least 15 Border Patrol agents have taken their own lives since February 2008, the largest surge in two decades. Officials say deaths are not tied to agency staffing or the border situation, while efforts like supervisor training and suicide-awareness programs roll out nationwide.
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Associated Press
Border Patrol
U.s.mexico
Christine Gau
Gler
Customs and Border Protection
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Aries to Pisces a Daily Horoscope Snapshot
A daily zodiac digest offers guidance for each sign. Readers are urged to balance ambition with self care, manage workload, and navigate interpersonal dynamics while remaining mindful of finances and timing tonight.
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