Palace of the Governors may have later roots, historian says
New Mexico state historian Rick Hendricks cites newly found documents suggesting the Palace of the Governors was built later than once thought. The Albuquerque Journal notes the potential shift in dating for the nation’s oldest public building, with details on A7.
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Roswell News Highlights March 2 Roswell Education Bills Passed
Roswell report lists top items from the past 24 hours including the March 2 event Read Across Roswell and a mural project with many voices. Villa Del Rey hosts Wow renewals while Goddard defeats No 2 Roswell in local standings.
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Villa del Rey
State House
Goddard
Gary Carter, Hall of Fame catcher, dies at 57
Gary Carter, Hall of Fame catcher for the New York Mets, died at 57 after a malignant brain tumor was diagnosed last May. The former catcher and Palm Beach Atlantic University coach had helped spark a famous 1986 World Series rally with a single for the Mets.
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Last minute politics kill New Mexico reform bills
On the session’s last day lawmakers adjourned after passing a 5.6 million budget proposal and a regulation reform bill while two high profile Gov. Susana Martinez items a social promotion ban and a driver license eligibility restriction for undocumented immigrants died. Rep. Nora Espinoza criticized party politics and said the social promotion bill would have balanced accountability between schools and parents.
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Susana Martinez
New Mexico
House
Senate
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Roswell
County seeks tax hike for jail funding
Chaves County will hold a public hearing March 15 at 9 a.m. in the commission chambers to consider a proposed increase of the gross receipts tax by one sixteenth of one percent. The measure aims to raise funds for jail operations and related costs.
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Judge reschedules Montoya trial with bond remain
Mario Montoya 23 faces murder first degree and related charges after a shooting death of Jericole Coleman 21 on August 22 2011 outside Montoya residence. Trial date reset in 5th District Court while state lab work and ballistic reports are pending. Bell seeks fingerprint data for witnesses and a personal continuance was granted.
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Red Cross Reopens Roswell Office With Open House
The Roswell American Red Cross marks its return after a hiatus with an open house held Thursday at 1400 W. Second St. The event underscores local disaster aid access as the office resumes community services.
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John Glenn and Project Mercury Reach 50th Anniversary
Cape Canaveral residents recall John Glenn as a symbol of space achievement as the Mercury program’s enduring legacy is celebrated on its 50th anniversary. The article notes Glenn’s pivotal role and the lasting impact on spaceflight history.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
John Glenn
Hagerman councilor Jim Pilley seeks fourth term
Hagerman councilor Jim Pilley, in office 12 years, seeks re election in the March 6 ballot to complete projects started during his tenure. He cites an industrial park and a water well based storage tank and pipeline as his key accomplishments and says ongoing maintenance will improve Hagerman life.
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