Roswell editor recalls byline on front page and local politics
A Roswell Daily Record editor recalls writing front page stories after joining the staff. He covers a reception at the Roswell Museum and Art Center for International Law Enforcement Academy delegates, notes Roswell’s strong art scene, and reports on early June Republican primary races in Chaves County including a sheriff contest and a magistrate judge race. He also mentions U.S. Representative Steve Pearce’s re‑election bid.
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Roswell Daily Record Spotlight Profile
Roswell Daily Record staff writer Dylanne Petros reflects on six months in Roswell. She describes starting in the Vistas section, moving to general assignment and education reporting, and her aim to honor community members and veterans. She highlights Braulio Alvarado’s World War II and Korean War service for Veterans Day.
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Reflections Peschka outlines plans for on site housing expansion
Peschka said no construction start date exists yet for new Reflections & Recovery buildings. Philanthropy and a hopeful big donation could speed plans, with an architect already drawing expansion plans. The facility is now an approved parole and probation site and relies on church funding, but staff housing remains the major hurdle to adding more residents and staff on site.
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Woman charged with driving while under the influence in Roswell
Roswell police report Terri Aguirre, 45, of Roswell arrested at 1:19 a.m. Tuesday for driving while under the influence. Police also responded to a criminal trespass at Target and reported larceny at Sears and Allsup’s involving tens of dollars in stolen clothing and gas.
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Roswell Fire Department Calls Dec 29 30
The Roswell Fire Department logged multiple calls on December 29 into December 30 including medical calls at 1600 South Sunset Avenue 1300 West Country Club Road 2400 South Sunset Avenue West Byrne Street and 300 block East Deming Street fire alarms at 3200 Mission Arch Drive and 2100 South Fulkerson Drive smoke removal at East Brash er Road and Southeast Main Street and 500 North Main Street public assist calls at 300 West Country Club Road 600 South Cedar Avenue Wagon Trail and Wrangler Road and a motor vehicle accident at North.
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VA Town Hall to Meet NMVAHCS Director in Artesia
Veterans and families in southeastern New Mexico are invited to a town hall on Tuesday January 6 at the Elks Lodge Post 34 in Artesia. Andrew Welch new NMVAHCS director will attend to hear health care concerns and answer questions. Contact NMVAHCS Public Affairs at 505-256-6495 for information.
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