Roswell News Roundup Sees Protests and Local Actions
After two days of hearings the Eastern New Mexico University Roswell faculty disciplinary panel voted unanimously not to discharge four instructors accused of lauding. Students protest PARCC testing as Roswell schools report walkouts and unexcused absences while the Roswell Police deploy body cameras to record interactions. Animal cruelty charges hit dairy workers tied to Winchester Dairy LLC. Near $2 million paid in settlements to Berrendo Middle School shooting victims. A Roswell tornado scare triggers lockdown with no injuries. A proposed medical marijuana facility near Roswell advances, with projected employment and tax revenues. The NM Military Institute faces a costly unresolved alumnus lawsuit.
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Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell
James Buchanan
the Daily Record
Ken Davis
Stacie Nason
Rodney Ray
Kathy Wells
Burris
Roswell High School
PARCC
RPD
Roswell
Midway
Artesia
Winchester Dairy LLC
Jesus Espinoza
Luis Uribe Lira
Stephen Troublefield
Cesar Morales-Iniguez
Berrendo
Kendal Sanders
Nathaniel Tavarez
Second Judicial District Court
Albuquerque
Tavarez
Sanders
Amanda Fambrough
Fambrough
Xcel
Tom Burtis
Roswell-Chaves County
Mona Kirk
Royce “Pancho” Maples
Chaves County
New Mexico Department of Health
Kevin Cheney
Jeff McWhorter
Pecos Valley Pharmaceuticals
McWhorter
Cheney
NMMI
Ahimmai Association of New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell Police Blotter Arrests Include Marijuana Charge
Roswell arrest records show Christopher Artiaga, 18, in the 800 block of West Summit Street on December 30 with five others for possession of drug paraphernalia. George Corrales, 18, in the 900 block of South Kansas Avenue on December 30 for possession of marijuana, 9.4 grams found. Shawn Loftis, 38, Weatherford, Texas, in the 100 block of West Second Street on December 30 for failure to pay fines, with an outstanding warrant and hydroxyzine in possession.
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Artiaga
George Albert Corrales
Roswell
South
Kansas Avenue
Corrales
Shawn Dee Loftis
Weatherford
Texas
West Second Street
Loftis
New Mexico Real ID extension letter not sent yet
Gov Susana Martinez and state lawmakers have not drafted or sent a letter to DHS seeking a Real ID extension before the January 10 deadline. Federal officials require a pledge to pass a compliant law in the upcoming session begun January 19, while Martinez backs a two tier compromise on licenses for immigrants.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Susana Martinez
U.S. Department of Homeland Security
Martinez
Michael Lonergan
Paul Pacheco
Lonergan
Dairy cattle losses top 30 thousand in Texas and New Mexico
West Texas and eastern New Mexico dairy producers assess winter storm toll with about 15 000 mature cows killed in the primary impact area from Lubbock to Muleshoe and Friona. Younger cattle losses likely match the tally. Clovis area reportedly lost around 20 000 cows. Officials coordinate carcass disposal with state environmental agencies.
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Lubbock, Texas
Dairy Association
West Texas
New Mexico
Texas Association of Dairymen
Darren Turley
Lubbock
Muleshoe
Friona
Turley
Goliath
New Mexico State University
Extension Service
Clovis
Tost
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