City Council Approves 75000 Veterans Cemetery Funding
The council moved to fund a veterans cemetery with 75000 to begin a South Park Cemetery site upgrade including water and electrical systems and a drive up area. City officials debated Open Meetings Act notice requirements while pushing to file a state rural veterans cemetery program application by month end.
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Tree of Hope Displays Cure Message at Roswell Museum
The Tree of Hope fundraiser for cancer awareness, decorated by All Saints Catholic School students, is on display at the Roswell Museum and Arts Center through Jan. 2. Pamela Rambin, longtime organizer since 1995, urged students to learn about cancer and support victims while expressing hopeful expectations for a future cure.
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Skandera Defends New Mexico Teacher Evaluations at Roswell Forum
New Mexico PED Secretary Designate Hanna Skandera visited Roswell Independent Schools to address questions on the teacher evaluation system. More than 50 parents and educators from Roswell, Hagerman, and Lake Arthur attended, with Rep. Nora Espinoza joining. Skandera noted no system is perfect in its first year and emphasized evaluations aid professional development while addressing concerns about subjectivity in observations.
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Winter pet care tips from Animal Services official
Animal Services supervisor Joseph Pacheco urges basic precautions for cold weather. Ensure shelter with insulation and wind protection, use straw or hay for bedding, replace wet coverings, and bring pets indoors when possible. Check water bowls daily and clear debris from chain access areas.
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Union official says NYC train engineer nodded before wreck
A union official recounted that engineer William Rockefeller nodded at the controls moments before a Metro North train derailed on a Bronx curve, killing four. Investigators noted the train hit 82 mph, well above the 30 mph limit, as questions about Rockefeller’s state of mind rose.
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