Top Producers honored at Roswell real estate awards ceremony
Real estate agents in the Roswell area gathered at Pioneer Bank for the 2010 Top Producers award ceremony. Attendees included agents from Prudential, RE/MAX, C21, EXIT Realty, Sun Country Realty, My Investment Inc and other firms across three rows with many named recipients and notables listed as not pictured.
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Roswell Area
Pioneer Bank
Rebecca Gutierrez
Prudential
Michele White
Breedyk Realty
Karen Mendenhall
RE/MAX
Joyce Barger
Dean Day
Paula Grieves
Jean Brown
Starla Nunez
Lynn Graves
Sun Country Realty
Joyce Ansley
Roberta Hayes
Hayes Realtors
Cheryle Pattison
Linda Kirk
Shirley Childress
Penny Bevers
Bill Davis
Rocky Langley
Cyloma Durham
Leo Armstrong
Connie DeNio
Alex Pankey
Marcia Tidwell
Exit Realty
Shane Brown
My Investment Inc
Kim Hibbard
Brandon Stokes
Bob Hazel
Brad Davis
Grace Childers
David Duer
Chuck Hanson
MAX
Julie King
Adelle Lynch
Kim Perry
Melodi Salas
Taylor & Taylor
Lorin Sanders
Frank Sisneros
Cherri Snyder
Michelet Realty
Paul Taylor
Roswell Officials Brace for Possible Education Budget Cuts
Roswell Independent School District officials monitor a 400 million statewide shortfall and federal stimulus wind-down as Gov. Martinez pushes 30 million in K 12 cuts. The district anticipates about three percent reductions, with past years showing declines in student numbers and funding mandates. The budget committee will meet next week to review the current plan amid uncertainty.
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Santa Fe
Susana Martinez
Legislative Finance Committee
Chad Cole
Roswell Independent School District
Roswell
Michael Gottlieb
the Daily Record
Milburn Dolen
Emiller
Roswell-Record.com
Mein St
N.M
Roswell Daily
Roswell Daily Record
P.O
Burglaries Reported Involving Attempted Vehicle Hijacking
Police logged an attempted hijacking after a woman faced a white Toyota like vehicle at Main and Alameda around 10 40 a.m. The driver fled east on Alameda after a man with a small gun demanded entry. A white male about 5 10 tall, 165 pounds with back tattoos fled the scene. Another report cites a vehicle break in on Norris Place with a purse a pink digital camera and a .22 pistol stolen.
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Aoe
South Spruce Avenue
Main
Alameda
Norris Place
Local Roswell vehicle break ins report thefts at school site
Police received walk in reports of vehicle burglaries Monday near Roswell High School and a construction site at Kara bella Way. Items stolen include an iPod touch worth 274, tools valued at 2013, a compressor motor three car batteries and a car stereo totaling 900 dollars. Call Crimestoppers at 1 888 594 TIPS for information.
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Roswell Independent School
Auto Body Alliance
S. Atkinson Ave
Public comment invited on Lesser Prairie-Chicken Corridor EA
The Bureau of Land Management seeks comments through February 7 on the Lesser Prairie-Chicken Expansion Corridor Environmental Assessment. The study, completed in November, analyzes impacts of utility lines in the north south winter migratory corridor and proposes four options including burying lines. Contact Monica Ketcham for help and send comments to the provided email.
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Bureau of Land Management
BLM
Blm.gov
Roswell
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James Strozier of Consensus Planning seeks more Roswell input on liquor license law changes. He emphasizes maximizing value with a limited budget as the planning process considers leniency and policy adjustments.
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James Strozier
Consensus Planning
Roswell
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Chaves County
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Roswell Public Library
Donald Burleson
ENMU
Donald R. Burleson
Marilyn Monroe
Pennsylvania
RoswellPublicLibrary.org
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News & Business
Charles Fischer
Andrew Poertner
R. Cory Beck
Kim Gordon
Jim Dishman
Jdishman
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