Hangar plan at Roswell RIAC sparks state push
Lt Gov John Sanchez acting as governor told lawmakers that a new 15 million hangar at Roswell International Air Center would boost New Mexico's economy beyond the southeast region. He cited RIAC as a state economic pillar and urged state funding for benefits statewide.
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Ingle Addresses Crowd At Chaves County Legislative Dinner
State Sen Stuart Ingle R Portales speaks to attendees in Santa Fe during the first Chaves County Legislative Dinner. The discussions focus on building a new hangar at Roswell International Air Center to spur regional job growth.
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Airship venture eyes Roswell air center lease
Sky Security of Colorado and Dr David Kim lead Sceye SARL planning to lease Building 1670 and 75,000 square feet of land at Roswell International Air Center. The group sought initial approval for a $100 monthly rent for two years with at least $50,000 in improvements to convert a former balloon site into a fabric hangar for lighter than air airships.
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New Mexico Military Institute Cuts Tuition for NM Residents
The New Mexico Military Institute board approved a tuition reduction for New Mexico residents seeking admission to its academy style program. Col. David West cited economics and state demographics as drivers to boost local enrollment while maintaining competitive value against other schools. International fees rose, but institute emphasizes value for international students.
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Roswell family seeks support as daughters battle cancer
Maria Jimenez describes six years of cancer trials affecting her three daughters and ex-husband. Her second daughter Claudia Gonzalez faced cervical cancer treated in Albuquerque after Roswell surgery. Dulce Gonzalez’s spinal giant cell tumor added to the family’s medical ordeal, with ongoing treatments and concern for care access.
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Jimenez
Mexico
Claudia Gonzalez
Albuquerque
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