Kidnapper in Roswell given 29 and a half year term
Roswell man Jessie M. Chavez 31 was convicted on six felonies for kidnapping his ex girlfriend and her son in 2012. He was sentenced in Roswell by Judge James Hudson after a trial that highlighted domestic violence and cross jurisdiction police work between Roswell and Hobbs.
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Hudson
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Emily Maher
Shining Star Gathering Highlights Roswell Residents
The second annual Shining Star Gathering at the Roswell Adult Center honors eight residents with developmental disabilities who excel and contribute to the community. Nominees share life stories while creating decoupage collages with photos and clip art, celebrating individual potential.
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Mark Pranke
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Operator marks 32 years serving Texas Legislature switchboard
Martha Canon is the longest serving operator at the Legislative Council Service, answering about 500 calls daily during sessions. Since 1984 she has helped callers identify their lawmakers and navigate bills, with notable spikes during abortion rights debates and immigrant driver licenses discussions.
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Legislative Council Service
Texas
Capitol
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