Roswell OKs ordinance to deter water meter tampering
Roswell City Council approved a new ordinance to recover costs from utility accounts or property owners for tampering with digital water meters. The measure, supported by Councilor Judy Stubbs, passed 8 to 2 with two dissenters. The project includes 19,000 meters and bonds of 21 million dollars, with annual bond payments of 1.4 million through water and sewer revenues.
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Hearts of Gold fundraiser lights path from homelessness
The Second Annual Hearts of Gold fundraiser by Ros ell Homeless Coalition opened as Jesse McDaniel lit home decorations at 2509 N Cambridge Ave. pledges totaled 11000 from seven businesses with five pledges matching if attendees donate 2000, plus two 500 gifts. The event offered cocoa cider, gold bars, and visits from Santa and the Grinch, with a three week build by four people. displays run until about Jan 15 as a one night show aiming to ease homelessness.
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Colorado official tapped for NM agency
In Santa Fe the incoming New Mexico governor Michelle Lujan Grisham named new leaders Friday for three agencies. Susan Grisham will succeed on January 1, while cabinet secretaries start work before Senate confirmation. The appointment affects procurement, economic development incentives, and professional licensing and consumer protection.
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Ken Ortiz
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BNSF Plans Major Maintenance Project in 2019
BNSF Railway announces a large regional maintenance program in 2019 affecting the Roswell area in southern New Mexico. The work will involve railroad ties and related track improvements as part of the initiative.
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NM health exchange enrollment falls as premiums stabilize
Enrollment in New Mexico's subsidized health exchange for the coming year dropped by more than 10 percent despite stabilized premium prices, according to state insurance officials. The Associated Press report notes the decline occurred during the latest sign-up period and directs readers to Health coverage updates on Page Ai.
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