Roswell Snow Storm Toll and City Response Noted
Public affairs chief recaps heavy snow from Dec 26 to Dec 31 in Roswell with 15 inches total, airport shutdowns, flight cancellations, and widespread damage. Police and fire services logged thousands of calls while salt and crews battled drifted streets and four wheel drive vehicles aided rescue and EMS. City seeks state and federal reimbursements and plans after action improvements.
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Roswell
Roswell International Air Center
American Airlines
Coca-Cola
Pecos Flavors Winery
Phillips
Ment
Police Department
Public Works Department
Steve Polasek
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Juan Oropesa
Oropesa
Steve Henderson
Polasek
Taos Artist Ouray Meyers’ Imprint in Arts Community
Ouray Meyers, Air Force veteran and Arizona State University education graduate, shaped Taos arts through curating Taos Open Art Show 1990 95 and Taos Invites Taos Art Show 1996 2000. He produced Taos Pueblo Artists and Hispanic Artists of Taos at Taos Center for the Arts and helped coordinate Three Generations of Taos Artists at Harwood Museum with his father Ralph and son Robert. He chaired the Fall Arts Festival nine years and led Child Rite Auction 18 years and served as its president advocating adoption of over 250 children deemed unadoptable.
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Air Force
Meyers
Arizona State University
Ouray
Taos Middle School
Taos
Taos Center For the Arts
Taos Pueblo
Harwood Museum
Ralph
Robert
Taos County
Roswell police warn businesses of ongoing scam
Roswell police warn business owners and employees about a scam in which a attacker buys a small item and pays with cash requiring change, then claims the change is wrong or requests different denominations. The fast sequence of requests leads to the cashier giving too much money.
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