Roswell-Chaves County EDC reports strong year at annual meeting
Roswell Chaves County Economic Development Corp reviews 2019 20 fiscal year at its downtown Main Street offices with 121 members and online participation. It aided 114 businesses with pandemic funding requests and helped secure nearly 1 million dollars for hiring and training new staff. President Mike Espiritu says collaboration creates regional job opportunities.
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State sets criteria for reopening schools after Labor Day
New Mexico Education Secretary Ryan Stew art outlined reopening criteria during a live streamed press conference with Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham. Counties must meet gating criteria and be in the green zone for new daily cases and test positivity rates before in person learning resumes.
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Roswell Nears 100-Degree Day Record in 2020
Roswell nears the yearly 100 degree milestone with 57 days above 100 at the Roswell Weather Center through Wednesday. Forecasts show 100 or higher this weekend, and past summers set multiple 105 plus days, including a stretch of 110 and 111 degree highs in July.
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Federal agents deployed as Albuquerque battles crime surge
Police found a teenage girl by her boyfriend's bullet-ridden body after midnight in a park as a homicide scene unfolded. The suspect friends Gucci and Sleepy face charges amid Albuquerque's spike in violent crime, car thefts, and recidivist justice concerns blamed by local politicians.
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New Mexico Supreme Court backs health orders over businesses
The court ruled 4-0 to uphold the health secretary’s power to restrict or close businesses during the coronavirus crisis. The decision supports Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s emergency authority and upholds a July indoor dining ban while noting differing opinions do not render actions arbitrary. It also confirms hefty $5,000 daily fines for violations.
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