Man fatally shot at Albuquerque Wal-Mart store
Albuquerque police report a 22 year old man died after a shooting at a Wal-Mart at 2550 Coors Northwest around 9 p.m. No arrest or suspect info is available. The victim's identity has not been released and investigators continued Sunday night. The store reopened Monday morning after the incident.
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Former ENMU Dean of Students Bob Bowman urged continued effort to reach true equality, stressing that work remains to address disparities despite March events.
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Bowman recalls career and race at Roswell and Portales campuses
Bowman notes he was the first and only African American administrator at Roswell and Portales campuses. After 23 years at Roswell and 13 years in Portales he retired. He calls for progress and keeping Dr Kings dream alive.
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ENMMC Auxiliary Grants Near Half Million in Scholarships
The ENMMC Auxiliary has awarded nearly 500000 in scholarships since 1996 to health care students. Founded in 1958 as a 501c3 group, it supports hospital and community services. For scholarship or volunteer details contact Lynda Whalen at 622-8170 ext 5170.
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Roundhouse convenes as 52nd Legislature opens
Lawmakers gather for the 52nd Legislature opening with party line leadership votes. Rep. Bob Wooley notes committee assignments will be set after swearing in and Gov. Susana Martinez will address the House. Rep. Candy Spence Ezzell hopes to chair the Energy and Natural Resources Committee amid regional push for representation.
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New Mexico lawmakers file bills for 2015 session
Pre filed measures in Santa Fe aim to shift hearings for water quality rules to local regions and allow electronic property tax notices. Other proposals seek expanded veterinary oversight, mental health care limits on schools, wage rule changes, and veteran outreach funding. Senator Cliff Pirtle filed no measures this opening day.
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Former Rio Arriba Sheriff seeks sentencing delay
A former Rio Arriba County Sheriff Tommy Rodella seeks a delay in his sentencing after his Sept. 26 conviction for brandishing a firearm and depriving a motorist of rights in a March road incident. His lawyers cite a request for a new trial as grounds for postponement.
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Roswell eyes museum annex and art display plans
Roswell officials push an Arts and Cultural District project linking AMAC to a museum annex funded by hotel tax revenue. The plan aims to boost downtown foot traffic and new business, with Roswell born artist Peter Hurd artworks to be shown at City Hall.
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