Roswell teachers union and district seek mediator
The Roswell Education Association and Roswell Independent School District have hit an impasse in contract talks and have requested a mediator from the Public Employee Labor Relations Board in Santa Fe. No disruption is expected as vacancies are filled by substitutes while negotiations continue. Students return to class Monday.
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Roswell Education Association
Roswell Independent
Wayne Dotts
Public Employee Labor Relations Board
Santa Fe
Dotts
Eastern New Mexico State Fair Parade Entry Deadline
The Daily Record notes a Sept. 13 deadline to enter the Eastern New Mexico State Fair Parade. Parade is Sept. 30 at 10 a.m. starting 10th and Main, proceeding to Reed Street with fees by entry type and numerous safety rules.
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New Mexico
10Th
Main Streets
Reed Street
Sheriff's
Sheriffs Posse
Fair Board
Roswell farmers market opens season with quirky seed mixup
Angela Eggert, 14, and brother Adam, 13, sold vegetables after cucumber seeds turned into zucchini at Roswell’s Farmers and Gardeners Market. The first market of the year featured five stands, with booths at Reischman Park open Saturdays 7:30 a.m. until produce sells. Vendors offered honey, melons, chiles, crafts, and live fiddle music from local players. Booth spaces cost $5. everyone local is invited.
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Eggert
Roswell
Adam
Dusty Huckabee
Main Street
Reischman Park
N. Main St
Bess Langenegger
Sue Jasper
Eva Hendricks
Mike Jasper
Amanda
Claire
Jasper
Langenegger
Don Mason
Pecos Valley
Graves
Huckabee
Suzanne Zalev
Dan Kuehn
Dexter
Kuehn
Bush tops GOP conference in Texas speech trade barbs
Texas Governor George W. Bush, a rising Republican figure, criticized President Clinton on Saturday for backing organized labor and blocking a Texas welfare reform effort, signaling a sharp intra party clash during the GOP gathering.
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Texas
Gov. Bush
George W. Bush
Clinton
Roswell memorial wall to honor victims faces debate
Jason Thomas, 18, chairman of Students in Philanthropy, defends the Victims Memorial Wall at Poe Corn Park amid worries it could stir negative feelings. The Parks and Recreation Committee will decide at 6:30 p.m. Monday at Cahoon Park meeting room. The wall honors youths lost to violence or drug abuse and is funded by private money, with potential changes to location, shape, and meaning to gain community acceptance.
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Poe Corn Park
Roswell
Jason Thomas
Thomas
Board For Students In Philanthropy
Parks and Recreation Committee
Cahoon Park
Sherry Magee
James Smith
Chaves County Youth Services
Matt Barinholtz
The
Unity Center
Robyn Einhorn
Steve Gonzalez
Parks Committee
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Teachers’ Union
Robbie Davis
Education Association
Ing
Daily Record
PELRB
Pauline Ponce
Jose Cano
Cano
Reeks
Secon
Call Parade
Sally Byrne
Dear Abby
Farmers’ Market
Angela Eggert
Kaan
Hagerman
Mexico
Wall
Gary Campbell
Magee
Roswell Boys
S. Garden Ave
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