Roswell Activist Attorney Tom Dunlap Dies at 63
Roswell activist attorney Tom Dunlap died Monday at his home on Kentucky Avenue at age 63. He was a longtime partner in the law firm of Dick Bean and a fervent advocate for elder rights, active with the Roswell Commission on Aging and the Chaves County JOY Center. Friends recall his sharp wit, argumentative nature, and generous heart.
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Roswell man sought in embezzlement at local restaurant
A 19 year old Roswell man, John Smith, is the subject of a warrant for embezzling money from a restaurant after surveillance video allegedly showed him approaching a change bag, touching it, and removing cash on December 12. The investigation followed managers finding funds missing and reviewing footage through December 16.
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Wind power expansion planned for eastern New Mexico
Energy firms aim to double wind capacity in eastern New Mexico with more than 1 gigawatt under construction or planned. If connected, it could power roughly 700,000 homes annually. Experts cite falling costs and federal tax credits, while noting transmission needs and policy shifts may affect long term growth.
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