Shrouded Grand Jury Convened in Chaves County
A secret grand jury convened Thursday at the Chaves County Courthouse under orders from district judges to consider criminal cases. Judge Ken Riggs presided with 12 jurors and 18 alternates selected for a three month term, while Fifth Judicial District Attorney Dianna Luce described the process as strictly confidential.
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Ken Riggs
Daily Record
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Kintigh
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Steven Bell
James
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Freddie Romero
Dianna Luce
Luce
Grand Jury
New Mexico
Step back in time at Saturday's Baby Boomer Expo
A dense expo guide shows a Roswett Dairy Record with booths for Jazzer cise classes and funeral arrangement planning. The tone suggests practical, one-stop shopping for Baby Boomers as they consider afterlife preparation and activities in a single event setting.
Baby Boomer Expo Showcases Vendors and Prizes
Photo captioned scene from the 2015 Baby Boomer Business Expo features Great Looks Salon staff. The event offers a chance to win a 2016 Honda Fit, with tickets $15 each or three for $40, and the winner must be present.
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Max Scally
Bill Moffitt
Barbara Gomez
Plan-it Productions
Staci Lehman
Roswell Honda
RISD Holds Strategic Planning Session in Roswell
Roswell Independent School District leaders parents and community members convened a brainstorming session to map a plan prioritizing student achievement and attendance. The group conducted a SWOT analysis identifying five improvement areas including teacher recruitment and retention curriculum advancement communication and website redesign and alternative student settings.
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Roswell Independent
Lewis to lead Roswell Chamber of Commerce
Candace Lewis was named executive director of the Roswell Chamber of Commerce by the board. She previously served as interim director since November after Corrie Faubus McCarty stepped down. Lewis started at the chamber in 2011 as communications coordinator and rose to office manager.
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Candace Lewis
Roswell
Tions
State wrestles with campaign warnings in New Mexico
Records show New Mexico election regulators have a backlog of campaign finance cases flagged during Dianna Duran's tenure. Only eight of nearly three dozen cases have been resolved with amended filings and fines up to 350 dollars. Duran resigned last year and served 30 days in jail for using campaign funds on a gambling spree, leaving at least 33 cases warned for possible violations of the Campaign Reporting Act.
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Duran
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