Roswell Officials Push for Solar Light Poles in Chi huahuaita
Roswell city leaders urge the Legislature to fund a 150000 dollar solar street lighting project for Chi huahuaita. Officials say new lights would curb crime and provide green power, with costs pegged at about 5000 dollars per pole and potential future grid connections.
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Roswell
State Roundhouse
Santa Fe
del Jurney
Main Street
Dusty Huckabee
Huckabee
Garden
Atkinson Avenues
Second
Bland Streets
Michael Vickers
Mike McLeod
Xcel Energy
Vickers
Senate
Tim Jennings
Jennings
DNA Expansion Sparks Support and Opposition in New Mexico
Democratic Attorney General Gary King backs Katie's law to expand DNA testing to felons, arguing it will catch more criminals. Albuquerque Rep. Al Park predicts passage in a Democratic Legislature, while opponents warn the measure intrudes on Fourth Amendment rights and could lead to per se lifelong DNA records.
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Katie
Martinez
Gary King
Severe cold grips New Mexico with icy roads and crashes
An arctic air mass blanketed much of New Mexico causing subzero wind chills and dangerous travel. Albuquerque police logged at least 85 serious crashes by 10 a.m. as drivers faced black ice on I-40 I-25 and US 550. Ski areas received heavy snowfall while airports reported flight cancellations.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
Ray Schultz
State Transportation Department
Texas
Colorado Line
San Ysidro
Lyn
Roswell School Board Holds Elections in Snow Storm
Incumbent Jim Waldrip won reelection by a landslide over G A Rottman as the Roswell board pivots to work with Superintendent Michael Gottlieb. Voter turnout was unusually low due to snow with several uncontested district races in Hagerman ENMAR Dexter and Lake Arthur. Lake Arthur approved a $1.2 million bond and a $2 per thousand levy. results to be canvassed Wednesday.
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Michael Gottlieb
Roswell
Pence
Jim Waldrip
G.A. Rottman
Rhoda Coakley
Hagerman
Trey Lilley
James M. Holloman
Glen A. Donahoo
Enmar
Mireya Trujillo
Ralph Fresquet
Dexter
Donna Sterrett
Troy Thompson
Susan E. Garnett
Lake Arthur
John W. Jackson
Edward M. Rubio
Kenneth Hart
Mubarak vows not to flee as pressure from U S grows
Mubarak refuses to leave Egypt citing loyalty to homeland as pressure mounts from the United States and President Obama urges an orderly peaceful transition. Wisner and ElBaradei discuss future negotiations while protests expand nationwide with tens of thousands in Tahrir Square and across major cities.
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United States
Barack Obama
White House
Egypt
Mideast
Israel
Middle East
Tunisia
U.S
Cairo
Margaret Scobey
Mohamed ElBaradei
ElBaradei
Scobey
Saad el-Katami
Muslim Brotherhood
Ayman Nour
Tahrir
Liberation
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Park
Lelia “Lee” Hood
The
New Mexico Criminal Defense Lawyers Association
Virginia
California
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Sipapu
Angel Fire
Ski Apache
Ruidoso
Daniel Jiron
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Dallas
Chicago
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Roswell-Record
East Mescalero
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Farm Bureau Financial Services
Larry G. Marshall
South Union
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