Dog Savior supporter sentenced in Roswell dog mauling case
Roswell woman Janice C. Ensconatus received 182 days unsupervised release on three counts of dogs running at large, with $179 court costs due. The case ties to Doggy Saviors, alleged dog-ownership chain linked to the June attack on 9 year old Colby Prince.
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Janice C. Ensconatus
Chaves County
Ensconatus
Chaves
Pat Casados
Doggy Saviors
Colby Prince
Eusconatus
Sammye S. LaFlar
LaFlar
K.C. Rogers
John Halvorson
Roswell plans annex for museum and market complex
Mayor Dennis Kintigh and developer Trey Nesselrodt outlined a downtown Roswell project to create a 15000 square foot children’s museum between Second and Third streets. The plan includes a market and restaurant, a pavilion for a historic carousel, and a city lease portion with a Trader Joe’s style concept. Renderings and a target opening around January 1 2016 were discussed, with funding via Ledger’s Tax.
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Dennis Kintigh
Roswell Museum and Art Center
Third Street
Trey Nesselrodt
RMAC
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City lacks ambulances for oversized patients
The Amb u lance Administrative Oversight Committee pressed Superior Ambulance CEO Chris Archuleta about adding a bariatric unit at a quarterly meeting held at Fire Station No 1. Acting fire chief Devin Graham noted a trailer was adapted to transport one severely obese patient and urged action.
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Ambulance Administrative Oversight Committee
Chris Archuleta
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Community Volunteers to Transport Toys to Juarez
Gonzales and Jim Ridgway load a van with toys and clothing bound for Juarez orphanages. The group plans to distribute items and share their faith, while Gonzales works to open a Roswell office for food and clothing donations. Contact 317-1769.
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Johnny Gonzales
Juarez
Mexico
Gonzales
Roswell
Republicans To Push Step By Step Immigration Reform
GOP lawmakers in Hershey vow a border security first approach to immigration reform aiming to bypass Obama’s executive actions. House leaders plan a tough bill with penalties for noncompliant officials while seeking a broader, incremental path rather than amnesty.
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R-Pa
Hershey Lodge
Washington
Barletta
Michael McCaul
Texas
House Committee On Homeland Security
Obama
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