Grant resigns from City Council in Roswell
Roswell Mayor Dennis Kintigh will pick a nominee within a week to fill Ward 2’s vacancy after Caleb Grant resigns effective today. Grant, in office since March 2014, moves his family outside city limits, remains in Chaves County, and continues his Farm Bureau Financial Services work. He co-chaired United Way of Chaves County’s annual fundraising and led the Chaves County Republican Party in 2017 and 2018.
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Two Women Charged in Armed Robbery of Pickup Truck
Carrie Ann Romero and Shaunta Richardson were arrested and charged with armed robbery and conspiracy after allegedly taking a white GMC 1500 pickup at gunpoint from a man who had given them a ride. The theft occurred around 9 57 p m Sunday after Romero and Richardson were picked up from the Budget Inn on West Second Street.
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Global New Year Celebrations Mark 2020 Arrival
Revelers worldwide welcome 2020 with hopes and prayers as Australia pins on Sydney Harbour fireworks amid wildfire fears. Hong Kong crowds mark the year amid ongoing pro democracy protests and clashes.
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Firefighter Jeff Stroble remembered in Roswell
Roswell and Chaves County honor Roswell Fire Department firefighter Jeff Stroble who died from injuries sustained in the line of duty. Stroble, 46, served 17 years, hospitalized after a June 5 explosion during Fourth of July preparations in a building south of Roswell. he died July 21 at United Medical Center in Lubbock, Texas.
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Attorney General seeks meeting with faith leaders over violence
New Mexico Attorney General Hector Balderas asks religious leaders statewide to meet in coming weeks to discuss hate motivated violence. He aims to hear faith communities as anti domestic terrorism and hate crime legislation is drafted for the 30 day session.
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