Multiple burglaries and fraud reported across city areas
Police responded to several burglaries including a 900 block North Atkinson Avenue entry damaging a door frame and scattered clothes, a 1800 block North Maryland Avenue front door open with a shattered kitchen window, and a 500 block West Second Street burglary with glass damage. A fraud report involved a 1986 Chevy Silverado sale dispute after a Ruger 10/22 trade. Authorities seek tips via Crime Stoppers 888-594-TIPS.
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West Second Street
Maryland Avenue
Teenager Arrested in West Martin Street Aggravated Assault Case
Ezekial Jamal Warner, 17, was arrested Sunday on 13 counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, two counts of armed robbery, one count of abandonment or abuse of a child, and one count of unlawful handgun possession. Police say the 11 p.m. party incident near the college involved disarming partygoers and stealing $41. Warner turned himself in and is held at Chaves County Juvenile Detention Center.
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West Martin Street
Warner Bran
Warner
Chaves County Juvenile Detention Center
Martinez backs third grade reading push in special session
Gov. Martinez asks lawmakers to include an education measure in the upcoming special session. The proposal would require third graders who lack basic reading skills to be held back, aiming to reduce future dropouts. The session focuses on redistricting but should allow other issues.
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Santa FE
Martinez
Governor Martinez Recertified With Perfect Gun Scores
Las Cruces Sun News reports New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez earned a perfect 100 percent on recertification tests for her concealed carry licenses for both .38 and .45 caliber handguns. Her spokesman notes she previously trained in 2009 and now has a security detail but continues to carry a weapon.
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New Mexico
Susana Martinez
Sun News
Martinez
Greg Blair
Dona Ana
Blair
New Mexico fifth in share of same sex couples in U S
Census analysis shows 9.8 per 1000 NM households headed by same sex couples, a 73 percent rise since 2000. Eldorado near Santa Fe tops state towns with 45 per 1000, Placitas near Albuquerque second. most couples are women.
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Massachusetts
California
Oregon
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Los Angeles
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Santa Fe
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Santa Ana Pueblo
Gary Gates
Gates
Census Bureau
Rodney Felix
Gayinsantafe.com
Felix
Jersey Shore
Navajo mine expansion review stays in progress
A federal appeals panel in Denver upheld the continued environmental review of BHP Billiton’s Navajo Mine expansion on tribal land in northwestern New Mexico. The decision keeps the mine’s permit assessment alive, with groups arguing the review must precede any permit changes and require inter agency consultation and full NEPA analysis.
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Navajo Reservation
10Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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BHP Billiton
New Mexico
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U.S
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San Juan Citizens Alliance
U.S. Office of Surface Mining, Reclamation and Enforcement
Area IV
San Juan
National Environmental Policy Act
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