Roswell schools show mixed report card gains and declines
Interim Superintendent Susan Sanchez praised district progress as 2016 17 grades show one A Del Norte eight Bs and seven Ds across RISD. High schools mostly Cs and Ds include Roswell High and University High with University High earning an F, while Sunset and Mesa middle schools turn around from prior lows.
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Roswell Independent School District
Susan Sanchez
RISD
Early College
Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell
University High School
Goddard High School
University High
Roswell High
del Norte
Berrendo Middle
Military Heights
Washington Avenue
Martinez
New Mexico
Christopher Ruszkowski
Sunset Elementary
Mesa Middle
Sanchez
Ruszkowski
Rockwell baseball study sells for 1.6 million in Dallas
Norman Rockwell's study for Tough Call, showing three umpires looking skyward, sold at Heritage Auctions in Dallas for 1.6 million dollars to an anonymous bidder. The Austin family believed it was a print before professional inspection. The piece now resides with the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York.
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Dallas
Norman Rockwell
Heritage Auctions
Rockwell
Austin
Baseball Hall of Fame
Cooperstown
New York
New ventures open on Roswell's North Main Street corridor
Roswell adds several new businesses along the North Main Street corridor between Fourth and Second Streets including a flower and novelty shop a candy store and a health oriented juice bar. CHI St Josephs Children expands to 323 N Main St offering free in home visits counseling and information for new parents with enrollment through pregnancy to two months after birth and ongoing visits until age three.
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Roswell
North Main Street
Fourth
Second Streets
Sean Clark
Jen’e Simpson Clark
N. Main St
Stardust Antiques, Arts and Artifacts
Paula Schurle
CHI St. Joseph’s
CHI
Albuquerque
Bernalillo
Sandoval
Valencia
Cibola
Dona Ana
Luna
Chaves Counties
Letty Martinez
Roswell City and Police Union Clash Over Raises
The Roswell Police Officers Association accuses the city of violating the collective bargaining agreement by failing to grant annual step increases, freezing officers' pay. City manager Joe Neeb says a resolution funds the remaining 2017 fiscal year increases after an impasse.
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Roswell
RPOA
Michael Burkowski
Joe Neeb
Union
Neeb
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