Roswell Storm Victims Identified John Spain and Ronald Schneider
Two Roswell residents died in Winter Storm Goliath. John Spain 64 owned K 9 Ranch died while shoveling snow. Ronald Schneider around 60 found buried in snow at a mobile home park. Storm dropped heavy snow and caused widespread disruption.
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Roswell
Goliath
John Spain
Ronald Schneider
Spain
Mark Road
Zee
Schneider
West Brasher Road
Todd
Wildermuth
Snow and ice alert plus Coke roof fire in Roswell
The National Weather Service warns of freezing fog then snow and freezing drizzle through Thursday night and New Year’s Day with temperatures near freezing. Roads will be slick as remaining snow turns to ice. Coca-Cola distribution facility on South Main Street evacuated after a roof fire from a broken gas line. no injuries reported and damage assessment pending. City spokesman Todd Units and Coca Cola spokeswoman Luisa Casso provided details.
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National Weather Service
Coca-Cola
South Main Street
Todd Wildermuth
Roswell
Wildermuth
Luisa Casso
Coca-Cola Co
Roswell family frees Peachtree Village from snow siege
In Roswell New Mexico the Featherstone family used a front end loader tractor plus eight city firefighters to dig out the Peachtree Village Retirement Living complex after a heavy snow. Peachtree staff led by Mary Beth Lawrence praised the rescue as neighbors and city aid cleared paths and stabilized the heavy snow.
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Lilly Featherstone
Roswell
Lilly
Carolina Way
Peachtree Village
West Country Club Road
Peachtree
Annette Gaytan
Gaytan
Dennis Kintigh
John
Megan Haggard
Elissa Featherstone
Bryn Frosch
Mary Beth Lawrence
Featherstone
Lawrence
Florida
Albuquerque
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