Cemetery water lease aims to fund cemetery improvements
Memory Lawn Memorial Cemetery owners seek a Water-Use Lease Act agreement to sell some water annually through 2023. Money will fund grounds renovations while water rights stay with the property. The plan allows sales to oil or gas interests. public comment runs about three weeks after Aug. 2 filing in Roswell.
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Memory Lawn Memorial Cemetery
East 19Th Street
Henry Mayhew
Memory Lawn Cemetery Improvement Fund LLC
Mayhew
Irvine
California
State Engineer
Roswell
NMMI Cadets Train in OODA Loop and Tueller Drill
Roswell Police Sgt Michael Fry led NMMI students in the Tueller Drill to simulate armed attacker encounters and teach self defense. Cadets also studied the OODA loop observe orient decide act and discussed life value and rapid decision making under pressure.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
Michael Fry
Fry
Eddy Lynton
NMMI
Lisa Dunlap
Roswell Police
Roswell middle schools show high TAMELA math scores
Roswell Independent School District middle schools report strong performances in TAMELA math in statewide testing released by the New Mexico Public Education Department. Principal Joe Lee spoke at Sidney Gutierrez Governing Council last Monday as part of a Page A2 report.
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Roswell Independent School
New Mexico Public Education Department
Michelle Lujan Grisham
Partnership For
PARCC
Webnew
State
Sidney Gutierrez
Joe
Border work starts in Arizona New Mexico
Work crews in Arizona and New Mexico advance taller border fencing funded by a national emergency declaration by President Trump. The 46 mile desert stretch west of Santa Teresa New Mexico and 2 miles at Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument in Arizona see rebar frames set for concrete footers as of Friday.
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Santa Teresa
N.M
Arizona
New Mexico
Donald Trump
Organ Pipe National Monument
Lukeville
Trump
Organ Pipe
Western states oppose plan to charge for reservoir water
North Dakota Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem joined attorneys general from Idaho Alaska Arizona Colorado Montana New Mexico Oregon South Dakota Utah Washington and Wyoming in urging the Trump administration to withdraw a Water Supply Rule. They contend the rule would let the Army Corps of Engineers charge for reservoir water, infringing state control.
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Bismarck
N.D
Trump
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
North Dakota
Wayne Stenehjem
Obama
Stenehjem
Idaho
Alaska
Arizona
Colorado
Montana
New Mexico
Oregon
South Dakota
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
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