Man charged after Roswell vehicle pedestrian crash
Gregorio Varella 35 of Roswell faces one count each of knowingly leaving the scene of an accident involving great bodily harm or death and failure to give immediate notice after a Friday night crash on Old Dexter Highway left a male pedestrian injured. The complaint cites Varella’s initial statements and later call to a woman before reporting the incident. He was held and later released on recognizance following a magistrate appearance.
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Roswell
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Dexter Highway
Varella
Chaves County
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Roswell council reviews safety plan and master plan updates
The Roswell City Council discusses Safe Streets and Roads for All funding with 80 percent federal support and a 20 percent match, plus a Master Plan update contract with Able City LLC. Council members also honor Roswell High School football champions and hold a public hearing on Animal Code revisions.
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Federal Highway Administration
Roswell
Able City, LLC
Stansbury backs bid for House Natural Resources ranking member
U S Representative Kathleen Stansbury seeks the ranking member post on the House Natural Resources Committee. The process moves from the House Democratic Steering Committee to the full caucus, with support from Rep. Jared Huffman and several New Mexico colleagues.
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Natural Resources Committee
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Trump
White House
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Jared
House
Teresa Leger Fernandez
Gabe Vasquez
Thora Walsh-Padilla
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Shooting continues in Lincoln Avenue case
A 36-year-old man remained hospitalized Tuesday as investigators detail a confrontation at a Lincoln Avenue residence. Horton admitted firing a warning shot with a .22 AR-style rifle after a victim allegedly reached for a gun, striking him in the face. Surveillance showed a gold Oldsmobile leaving the scene.
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Lincoln Avenue
USDA and Milk Propose Tiered Milk Sampling for H5N1 Risk
Milk producers and state veterinarians, with USDA, outline a tiered program to sample milk and monitor herds for H5N1. Stage 1 requires plant-site monitoring nationwide. additional farm testing may occur until areas are virus-free. New Mexico remains among states without recent dairy cattle cases. California and Nevada have recent cases.
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