One dead four wounded in Ohio high school shooting
A juvenile gunman opened fire in the cafeteria at Chardon High School killing a student and wounding four others before being chased away and captured. Students evacuated and lockdown procedures followed as investigators and FBI officials assessed motive.
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Roswell Councilor files PRC complaint over Sprint service
City councilor Jason Perry alleges ongoing Sprint cellular outages in Roswell since late November. He met Feb 13 with New Mexico PRC Commissioner Pat Lyons to file a complaint, which was then forwarded to the FCC on Feb 16. Sprint cites capacity upgrades planned through 2013 to improve coverage and speeds.
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Technical difficulties delay Roswell alumni forum rebroadcast
Technical issues blocked the Leadership Roswell Alumni Association candidate forum held February 20 from being rebroadcast last week. The program will air again on Channel 75 for CableOne customers at 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. tonight through March 2.
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US to send Mexican migrants back by air in planned program
The United States will deport detained Mexican migrants by plane to Mexican airports starting in April, with the Mexican government arranging the final leg home. Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano announced the plan in Mexico City, noting a record 400,000 deportations largely to Mexico in the last fiscal year.
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Boitano to Step Down After 16 Years in NM Senate
State brief from Albuquerque notes Republican Senator Mark Boitano will not seek re election and will leave District 18 after his term. He has served since 1997 and cites term limits and time with family as reasons. Boitano chairs the Corporations and Transportation Committee and has worked on education and public affairs.
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