Roswell pair who topped Most Wanted arrested on probation charges
Erica Peterson and John Ornelas, both 25, and previously listed on Roswell's Most Wanted, were apprehended Sunday at 5 p.m. on North Kansas Avenue after a tip. Peterson faced probation violation on robbery and receiving stolen property charges, while Ornelas faced probation violation with a conviction for battery false imprisonment and possession of a controlled substance.
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Ornelas
Sabrina Morales
Morales
Santa Fe relocates prairie dogs with humane care program
Santa Fe has spent 559000 over 12 years relocating prairie dogs to a federal conservation area under a 2001 ordinance that requires humane relocation for properties slated for commercial construction. Relocated animals are bathed and fed before release, then housed in quarantine, with death only for extreme cases like bubonic plague.
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Santa Fe New Mexican
Robert Wood
Wood
el Malpai National Conservation Area
Grants
Aid appeals underfunded as refugee crises strain global relief
Save the Children chief Jasmine Whitbread warns 2013 requests for Haiti Somalia Djibouti CAR and the Philippines are under 50 percent funded. UNHCR spokesman Peter Kessler from Arsal says 2014 focuses on host-country infrastructure as Lebanon bears 4.5 million refugees scattered across camps and cities. Major 2014 appeals include 1.1 billion for South Sudan 995 million for Sudan 928 million for Somalia and 832 million for the Congo with other large asks for Yemen Afghanistan Palestinian territories CAR and Haiti.
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Save the Children International
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Philippines
Arsal
U.N. Refugee Agency
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Associated Press
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Kessler
U.N
Syria
South Sudan
Sudan
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Yemen
Afghanistan
Palestinian Territories
CPS panel updates on botched Arizona child reports
Arizona lawmakers hear that review of over 6 500 abuse reports found more than one sixth involved in a later CPS case. Gov. Brewer's independent team expands with 12 law enforcement partners and 175 workers, aiming to clear backlog by January. DPS investigation may not reveal public findings promptly.
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Arizona
Child Protective Services Oversight Committee
Jan Brewer
Charles Flanagan
Child Protective Services
Arizona Department of Public Safety
DPS
Robert Halliday
Halliday
Department of Economic Security
DES
Clarence Carter
Carter
Brewer
Andrew Wilder
Child Protective Services Agency
CPS
Salvation Army Angel Tree seeks gifts for 6 W. College kids
The Salvation Army seeks donors to pick up tags at 612 W. College Blvd this Wednesday for children’s gifts. They plan to distribute gifts Wednesday through Friday with monetary donations funding unclaimed cards. Items include teddy bears toys bikes and art supplies priced mainly at 10 to 20 dollars.
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W. College Blvd
Salvation Army
Perez
Angel Tree
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