Washington Federal to close Roswell Sunwest Centre branch
Washington Federal will close its Fifth and Main Street location in early March and transfer about 10 000 accounts to the Pennsylvania Avenue branch while relocating staff to three other Roswell sites. Customers can bank at the Pennsylvania branch starting March 10 and safe deposit box transfers vary by customer.
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Washington Federal
Fifth and Main Streets
Bank of America
Denise Weaver
Sunwest
Weaver
Pennsylvania Ave
Roswell
Pennsylvania
N. Main St
S. Main St
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
New Mexico
Sunwest Center
Ed McClelland
Sunwest Centre
Wintry weather grips New Mexico
Snow and ice drove closures and late starts across New Mexico. Interstates 40 and 25 saw plowing in eastern and northern sections as freezing fog returned, while Taos Ski Valley moved to seven-day operations thanks to heavy statewide snowfall. The wintry system also boosted Elephant Butte Reservoir levels amid drought relief.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Interstate 40
Clines Corner
Santa Rosa
Interstate 25
Rowe
Raton
Rio Grande Valley
Santa Fe
Roswell
Carlsbad
National Weather Service
Taos Ski Valley
Pearl Harbor survivor greets visitors at memorial
Pearl Harbor survivor Herb Weatherwax, 96, cruises the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center grounds on a motor scooter named Herb's Hot Rod. He volunteers three days a week at the USS Arizona Memorial, sharing firsthand World War II memories with visitors from around the world.
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Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
Herb Weatherwax
Pearl Harbor
Herb
Arizona
Sunland peanut butter plant allowed limited restart in Portales
A bankruptcy judge in Portales allowed Sunland Inc to resume limited operations for up to 12 months while assets are sold. The plant, tied to a nationwide salmonella outbreak, may hire workers only to deliver customer inventory and not to process peanuts or peanut products.
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Portales
New Mexico
Sunland Inc
Portales News-Tribune
Sunset Elementary students raise funds for Typhoon Haiyan relief
After Typhoon Haiyan, Sunset Elementary students built a paper chain by linking names for every 25 cents donated. Donations totaled 396.25 dollars per quarter, and Gale Landrum with Jim Lilley explained Red Cross relief efforts to the students to show how funds would help.
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Sunset Elementary
Red Cross
Philippines
American Red Cross
Gale Landrum
Jim Lilley
Landrum
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Posada
Mark Wilson Photo
Goddard High School
GHS
Four Corners
Taos
Adriana Blake
Elephant Butte Reservoir
Weatherwax
Sunland
David Thuma
Violet M. Madsen
Pabla Rodriguez
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