Roswell valve project could rise 15 percent in cost
The Infrastructure Committee will weigh a change order that could raise the water system valve replacement project total by about 15 percent. White Cloud Pipeline found needed changes to pipe diameter fittings and repairs totaling 210 543 dollars. The May started project faces parts delays from the pandemic and potential repaving at Third Street and Wyoming Avenue. The panel also reviews a New Mexico Water Trust Board grant request of 750 000 dollars for Cherry Street line work. The meeting is at 4 p.m. Monday in Roswell.
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Nancy Lopez Golf Course
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Atkinson Avenue
New Mexico Water Trust Board
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Roswell Convention and Civic Center
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Rdrnews.com
Week Ahead Roswell City and County Meetings Schedule
Roswell and Chaves County host multiple remote and in person meetings. City Council Infrastructure Planning and Zoning and General Services committees meet April week with online access and phone codes. Extraterritorial Zoning Authority gathers at 6 p.m. at the county administrative center.
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Linde
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Terri Gross Spotlight Educator and Community Leader
Terri Gross, a Roswell native, has taught since 1989 at New Mexico Military Institute and earned an MBA before pursuing education as a career. She mentors cadets in Economics, leads Sunrise Optimist Club, and chairs statewide technology for Delta Kappa Gamma while championing Schools for Africa and local youth programs.
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Ally Board
Robert
Bob) Garvey
Roswell
Goddard
Terri
B.J
Roswell High
Missouri
Ken
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Noon Optimist
Cindy
Ohio
Walk For Hope
New Mexico Military Institute
Bill Wyles
NMMI
Terry Moore
Lester Smith
Delta Kappa Gamma Society International
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Foundations For
Grace Community Church
New Mexico Jobless Rate Surges to 12.7 Percent
New Mexico’s unemployment rate rose to 12.7 percent, the highest since the pandemic began, up from 8.4 percent in June as temporary furloughs turned into layoffs. The U S rate was 10.2 percent in July, while metros like Albuquerque reported 13.1 percent and Farmington 16 percent.
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New Mexico
U.S
Albuquerque Journal
State Department of Workforce
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Roswell, NM
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Hear On Earth Hearing Care Center
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