Homeless man found dead near Roswell outside city limits
Paul R. Parks a 54 year old homeless man once cited for trespassing in the Berrendo Riverbed was found dead Thursday morning at a makeshift camp north of Roswell near Relief Route and Clovis Highway. Police and sheriff officials described no obvious foul play though investigations continue. Park’s friend Jeneva Martinez notes he was among four cited for illegal camping in November and had since moved north of the truck stop.
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Berrendo
North Roswell
Paul R. Parks
Clovis Highway
Roswell
Todd Wildermuth
Snyder
Jeneva Martinez
Martinez
Parks
Trevier Gonzalez
Paul Parks
Roswell Increases Sales Tax Rates Beginning 2018
Residents and businesses face higher gross receipts taxes as Roswell raises the city rate to 7.8333 percent from 7.50. Four new taxes over eight months result from three city GRT hikes and one county measure, funded by projects including a $20 million recreation and aquatic center.
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Roswell
Phil Smith
Chaves
Artesia weighing chlorine machine for water system
Artesia officials held a Town Hall on the water situation after E. coli traces prompted boil orders. Occam Engineers and Brian Bokowy of AllChem Performance Products presented chlorination options as city leaders weigh the best solution for a full time treatment system.
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Artesia
Occam
Brian Bokowy
AllChem Performance Products
Artesia’s
Raul Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Phil Burch
Navy Veteran Hired as Roswell Veterans Service Officer
Danielle Thompson, a U S Navy veteran and former family assistance analyst, is named Veterans Service Officer at the New Mexico Veterans Services Roswell field office on Southeast Main Street. She served two Iraq deployment tours and will assist veterans and widows with federal and state benefit claims.
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New Mexico Department of Veterans Services
Veterans Service
Roswell
Navy
Danielle Thompson
Main Street
Department of Veterans Services
Thompson
New Mexico Human Services Department
U.S. Navy
Ruidoso High School
Iraq
New Mexico Legislature Overhauls Anti-Harassment Rules
Santa Fe lawmakers move to adopt new anti-harassment policies as statehouse training expands to lobbyists and officials. The overhaul aims to improve reporting and prevention of sexual misconduct ahead of the 30 day session amid broader national debate.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Associated Press
Statehouse
Linda Strauss
Left
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