Leadership Roswell names Class of 2021
The Roswell Chamber of Commerce announces the Leadership Roswell Class of 2021 the program's 38th year. Sept 8 reception and Sept 11 first class mark nine months of monthly sessions covering city county and state topics with trips to Santa Fe and Artesia for state leader meetings and Federal Law Enforcement training.
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Roswell
Assurance
Santa Fe
Federal Law Enforcement Academy
Artesia
Travis Ackerman
RISD
Valley View
Mary Ann Bowser
Berrendo
Bryan Britton
City of
Ralph Cobos
Friends
Katie Cooper
East Grand Plains
Megan de la Rosa
Eric Evertson
New Mexico Military Institute
Yates Leadership Challenge
Grace Fresquez
Studio 27, Inc
Arthur Houghtley II
Leticia Madrid
Chaves County
Tony Major
Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell
Michelle Marley
BDO USA
CPA
Jeanette Martinez
EOG Resources
Michael Nelson
Country Club Church of Christ
Ryan Perry
Luther Southwest
Seth Ramirez
Foxworth Galbraith Lumber Company
Claire Richburg
RDF Enterprises, Inc
Juan Rodriguez
First Baptist Church of Roswell
Kim Rodriguez
Pecos Valley Telecommunications
Vicky Sanchez
Los Pasitos
Coriann Smith
City of Roswell
Miss Minnie’s School of Ballet
Sergio Tirado
Church On
Denise Weaver
Ward Bank
Todd Wildermuth
New Mexico drivers urged to watch for children near schools
The NMDOT reminds drivers to slow in school zones and stop for crossing guards as private schools reopen with limited capacity. Key tips include yielding to pedestrians, not stopping on crosswalks, and maintaining ten feet from stopped school buses while riders board and alight.
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New Mexico Department of Transportation
NMDOT
Public Education Department
Transportation
Mike Sandoval
Roswell Hispano Chamber awards nursing scholarship
Jasmin Torrez of Roswell receives a $500 scholarship from the Roswell Hispano Chamber of Commerce. The recipient, 32, with four children, works as a patient care technician at Loving Regional Hospital and plans to enroll in the Nursing Program next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell
Jasmin Torrez
Roswell Hispano Chamber of Commerce
Marcos Nava
Mathew Martinez
Hispano Chamber Board
Torrez
Dexter
Lovelace Regional Hospital
Shawn Powell
Enmu-Roswell
Roswell Hispano Chamber Board of
Jasmine Torrez
Online classes spark tuition cut protests at several universities
As many colleges stick with online fall plans, students from Michigan State University to Ithaca College press for reduced tuition. They argue online learning lacks campus benefits while some peers report improved remote courses. universities respond by maintaining prices or citing investments in technology and safety.
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Michigan State University
Ithaca College
United States
Johns Hopkins University
Michigan State
Tyler Weisner
Weisner
Rutgers University
New Jersey
University of Southern California
U.S
Washington, D.C
Georgetown University
Princeton University
Massachusetts
Williams College
Harvard University
University of North
Carolina At Chapel Hill
Mackenzie Holland
UNC
MSU
Emily Guerrant
Laurie Koehler
Ithaca
Meghan Marzella
Marzella
University of New Mexico
Ava Yelton
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Roswell Hispano Chamber Awards
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University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
N.C