Boy, 12, charged in Berrendo Middle School shooting
Mason Campbell, 12, was charged in 5th District Court with three counts of aggravated battery with a deadly weapon after shooting three people inside Berrendo Middle School. The weapon, a sawed off shotgun, was concealed in a duffle bag. three rounds were fired. Victims include Kendal Sanders and a 12-year-old boy, both in serious or critical condition, and a school security guard who was hit while trying to subdue Campbell.
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Counseling services offered for returning students at Berrendo Middle
Parents and children used counseling at Berrendo Middle School on Wednesday with more therapists expected today. Chaves County CASA joins mental health team from schools city and state to assist youths guiding them into school and addressing trauma. Courthouse dogs from CASA accompany the team to support traumatized children.
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Mayoral Candidates Debate at Chaves FRW Luncheon
About 150 residents attended the Chaves County Federation of Republican Women event to hear mayoral candidates Del Jurney and Dennis Kintigh, plus ENMU Roswell President Dr. John Madden and former RISD Superintendent Michael Gottlieb. Jurney touts openness and growth. Kintigh highlights crime and derelict structures. Madden touts ENMU MAR programs and capital projects. Gottlieb warns on tax and price increases.
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House approves 1.1 trillion bill to fund government
The House passed a 1.1 trillion spending package 359 to 67 to fund most federal agencies through next fall. It totals 1,582 pages covering non automatic programs while excluding Social Security Medicare Medicaid and food stamps. Pentagon budget remains near freeze with 6 billion added to war funding and troop levels cut slightly.
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