Winter storm hammers Colorado with flight cancellations
A powerful winter storm swept across Colorado forcing about 600 flight cancellations at Denver International Airport. The system closed parts of Interstate 70 and spurred a grocery store rush as the blizzard moved eastward.
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Top 5 Web Wrap: RRH Sale to Lovelace and APD Murder Probe
RRH celebrates a sale to Lovelace while APD investigates a murder case. J Madsen returns to the RPD on paid leave as fans follow the No 1 versus No 2 rivalry in a lively web recap of recent events.
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Roswell Gall Bout Goddard Roswell 4 4A District Game
Roswell’s Mari ka Trujillo hit five three pointers in a District 4 4A game as Roswell exposed Goddard’s perimeter defense. Trujillo’s hot shooting from beyond the arc fueled Roswell’s scoring surge and stretched the game.
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New Mexico House to Vote on Immigrant Driver License Ban
The House Judiciary Committee endorsed Gov. Susana Martinez's bill to overturn the 2003 law that grants driver licenses to illegal immigrants. The 9-6 vote sent the proposal to a Democratic-dominated House amid likely Senate resistance, with critics labeling it a political move for upcoming elections. Rep. Maestas called it a political football and Rep. Doyle warned the current policy encourages illegal immigration.
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Antonio “Moe” Maestas
Albuquerque
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Ezzell Bill Clears Committee On Rural Cancer Trials
Rep Candy Spence Ezzell Roswell sponsors a bill allowing rural doctors to run cancer clinical trials like those in Albuquerque. The measure would let the New Mexico Department of Health use a 2013 general fund allocation of 200000 dollars to educate rural physicians and patients and to coordinate with support organizations for cancer patients and families.
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Hiring surge boosts jobs and cuts unemployment to 8.3
The January job market added 243,000 positions across the economy, pushing unemployment down to 8.3 percent the lowest in three years. The gain marks the fastest growth since March and April of the prior year, with five straight monthly declines in unemployment.
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Komen reverses plan to deny Planned Parenthood funding
The Susan G. Komen for the Cure abandoned plans to cut Planned Parenthood from future breast cancer grants after backlash online and within the network. The group said investigations must be criminal and conclusive, not political, and pledged to fund existing grants and keep Planned Parenthood eligible for future money.
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Roswell Man Arrested on Telecommunication Threats
Jesse Ramirez, 26, was arrested on charges of using a phone to terrify and threaten after a complaint from Carrie Ramirez, an emergency medical technician, described a dispute linked to photos on social media and a later call in which Ramirez claimed he was driving drunk and sought to have a deputy pull him over so he could shoot him. The Roswell Police investigated with officer Mike Ray present.
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Pat Hittle: Roswell artist and arts leader
Pat Hittle long time Roswell resident and vice president of the Fine Arts League is noted as choosing Roswell for its artist colony. She describes the city as rich in artists with a strong community for creative work and neighborhood watch involvement.
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Oklahoma artist Hittle combines theater, art shows and charity work
Saturday Spotlight profiles artist Hittle a Oklahoma College of Liberal Arts alumna who directs church productions at St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church serves as deacon and council member and plans a sacred art show after Easter. She paints oils and acrylics displays at the Gallery and has begun decorating chairs while contributing to Soup n Bowl for the Artist in Residence program.
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University of Houston
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