Roswell airship firm outlines expansion plans
Roswald Dairy Recorp an materials science company and airship developer with a hangar at Roswell Air Center announced a major expansion. President says future development and production facility could be located elsewhere in the state. Lisa DuNLAP reports.
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Boys and Girls Clubs Offer Learning Space for Young Students
The Boys and Girls Clubs of Chaves and Lincoln counties open day programs in Roswell and Ruidoso for first grade and up, with hours from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Roswell has six openings as of Tuesday. Ruidoso lists a waiting line.
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New Mexico State Trust Lands Expected to Earn Over 1 Billion
State Land Office officials in Albuquerque say the recent fiscal year will exceed 1 billion dollars in revenue from oil and gas, wind projects, and other activities on state trust lands. Despite a drop in oil royalty payments, wind and easement revenues surged, while 2021 outlook focuses on renewables and outdoor recreation to diversify income.
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Postal Service halts changes amid election outcry
Postmaster General Louis DeJoy suspended several operational changes including blue mail box removals to avoid impacting election mail. More than twenty states sued to block the changes while DeJoy prepared to testify before the Senate, arguing delivery will be on time.
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Ronchetti Talks US Senate Bid After Primary Win
Mark Ronchetti former Albuquerque television meteorologist and Republican nominee for U S Senate discusses life on the campaign trail after securing the June primary win. He notes the unusual race amid COVID-19 with fewer rallies and public events.
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Coin shortage disrupts retailers and laundromats nationwide
A nationwide coin shortage affects stores and laundromats with some offering free beverages or sandwiches in exchange for coins. A laundromat owner drove four hours across state lines to obtain 8000 dollars in coins. A Illinois girl proposed taking dollars from the tooth fairy to help. The Fed warned in June that coin supply was severely disrupted as pandemic closures reduced circulation.
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