Officials tour landfill site and unveil new cell
City leaders toured the landfill during a press briefing to view a new $925000 cell, the second phase of expansion. Under soil, four more layers protect groundwater, and the cell is slated for five years of use before linking to adjacent areas. A $51000 tire basing machine turns 100 tires into 2000 pound bales for erosion control and wind protection, while new sectioned recycling bins will arrive in spring.
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Juston Patty
Sanitation
Bill Owen
Sanitation Department
NMMI Upholds Religious Pluralism Amid Prayer Policy
The New Mexico Military Institute maintains nonmandatory worship amid a lawsuit over separation of church and state. Chaplain Dan Musgrave says cadets practice varied faiths with 400 active worshippers among just under 900 cadets. The chapel hosts Catholic and Protestant services alongside Jewish and Muslim students, with diverse religious events and a forthcoming world religion elective.
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NMMI
Nelson Miller
VMI
Miller
Dan Musgrave
Musgrave
Alumni Memorial Chapel
Alumni
Mus
Grave
Catholic Communion
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Latter Day Saints
Roswell
United States
Pite & Sons Seek Groundwater Diversion Permit in Roswell Area
Pite & Sons, a partnership based at 3001 E McGalley Roswell NM 88203, filed application RA-1825-S with the State Engineer on January 15 2002 to supplement the diversion of 415.8 acre feet per year plus carriage allowance by using existing shallow wells in SW 1/4 SW 1/4 SW 1/4 Section 15 T12S R25E NM PM. The wells cited include RA-1525 RA-1335 A RA-1543 4 and RA-1543 4 S in Chaves County about five miles southwest of Roswell.
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Pite & Sons
E. McGalley
Roswell
New Mexico
Township 12
Range
N.M
Roswell Candidate Seeks Growth via Contracts and Foreign Investment
Browning urges Roswell to attract government contracts and foreign investors as a path to growth. She favors building a unique local identity rather than competing with Albuquerque and emphasizes friendly Southwestern hospitality. Ward I candidate Tom Tarter declined interview.
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New Mexico
Browning
Roswell
Albuquerque
Tom Tarter
Chavez Arrested on Burglary and Related Charges
The Roswell Police Department arrested 22 year old Adam Chavez at Adult Probation and Parole on Tuesday night at 9 34 p.m. for commercial burglary breaking and entering possession of burglary tools and criminal damage to property. A residential burglary on Aspen was reported with entry by breaking the door and $2300 in losses. An unlawful taking of a 1982 blue Chevy Impala was reported on Chisum Street. A vehicle burglary on West Second Street involved a sunroof break in and $560 in losses.
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Roswell
Adam Chavez
N. Orchard
West Second Street
Ramirez's Roswell Campaign Emphasizes Experience and Impartiality
Ramirez, a Roswell native and former magistrate judge from 1976-1978 and municipal judge from 1980 to 1994, promotes his 670 plus hours of judicial training. He insists harsher sentences affect habitual offenders more, defends his stance on jail conditions, and highlights his real estate work and family ties in Roswell.
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Ramirez
Roswell
Chaves County
Lupe
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