Bison Hunt resumes in snowy Gardiner Montana
Fran cis Marsh crouched behind a boulder in knee deep snow watching a bison 40 yards away. Snow covered peaks rise in the background as sunlight glints on the white landscape.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 2011
Page
1
Fran cis Marsh crouched behind a boulder in knee deep snow watching a bison 40 yards away. Snow covered peaks rise in the background as sunlight glints on the white landscape.
Hagerman Bobcats outlast Capitan Tigers 7-1A girls final to win the district crown. Capitan battled through the game but Hagerman pulled ahead late to secure the championship. The victory marks Hagerman’s eighth straight district title in the program’s history.
In Roswell a Sage Day celebration and Sage Foundation fundraiser honored Sage the canine war hero. Sage served at the Pentagon after 9/11 disasters, aided Gulf Coast relief after Katrina and Rita, and completed tours in Iraq. Her handler Diane Whetsel praised her comforting presence for soldiers.
The proposal to halt promotion of third graders who fail to read proficiently passed the House Education Committee by a 10 to 1 vote after three days of hearings. The bipartisan substitute blends two similar measures from Rep Nora Espinoza and Sen Mary Jane Garcia with Rep Mary Helen Garcia, both from Dona Ana. The sponsor noted the two bills pursued the same goal.
Roswell Parks and Recreation hosted the first annual Black History Month Health Walk at Cielo Grande Recreation Park on a sunny Saturday. Organizers stressed the event is open to all while highlighting higher obesity and diabetes risks among black residents per CDC data. More than a dozen participants jogged, ran, or walked a route planned by Steve Wagoner with safety tips provided.
President Obama for the first time calls Libyan leader Muammar Gadhafi to leave power as his regime faces international scrutiny for violent crackdowns. The administration pledges accountability for Libya's actions while urging a peaceful transition.
The Taxation and Revenue Committee approved a bill limiting annual film production subsidies to 45 million dollars. House Speaker Ben Lujan noted a reduced Democratic majority as Republicans gained strength after last year’s elections. The measure faces House debate amid opposition from the film industry and governors budget aims for education health care and safety.
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