Rally for broader gun buyer background checks at gun shows
In Santa Fe a rally outside the Capitol drew 100 gun safety advocates and a 12 year old duck hunter with Santa Fe police chief urging lawmakers to add background checks for private gun show purchases to the session agenda. Supporters say the measure reduces gun violence while opponents warn of rights restrictions. The governor has not decided, and past bills stalled in the Senate.
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ILEA Celebrates 4000th Student At Roswell Reception
Roswell's International Law Enforcement Academy marked its 4000th student during a Wednesday night reception at the Holiday Inn. Delegates from El Salvador, Panama, and Guatemala attended the academy's 15th session, welcomed by community leaders and officials. U.S. Sen. Tom Udall delivered a recorded video message to the students.
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Roswell to host 31st Candidate Forum at First Baptist Church
Leadership Roswell Alumni Association schedules a Candidate Forum for Roswell residents on Monday Feb 3 at 6:30 pm at First Baptist Church 500 N Pennsylvania Ave with City Council candidates Dusty Huckabee Natasha Mackey Jerry Heck Caleb Grant James Andrew Mac Cormack Art Sandoval Joe Green Jason Perry Barry Foster Tabitha Denny and Mayoral contenders Del Jurney and Dennis Kintigh The event is sponsored by the Roswell Daily Record and First Baptist Church and will air on Channel 75 Rick Kraft will moderate and questions will be posed by a panel before early voting begins Feb 12.
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Jason Perry
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Tabitha Denny
del Jurney
Dennis Kintigh
Roswell Daily Record
Group threatens to sue over river flows
Western environmental group WildEarth Guardians warned Colorado it plans to sue over water management of the Rio Grande at the New Mexico border. They cite a two month flow review showing flood irrigation wastes Colorado snowmelt, leaving little water for downstream users and endangered species, potentially violating the Endangered Species Act. Carolyn Tyler of the Colorado Attorney General's Office said the notice was received and is under review.
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Navajo gambling compact faces opposition from New Mexico tribes
In Santa Fe, Laguna and Acoma pueblos and the Jicarilla Apache Nation opposed a proposed Navajo Nation gambling compact that would allow three new Las Vegas style casinos over 15 years, arguing it would dilute the regional market and strain tribal services.
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Snowstorm grounds flights and shutters schools across Northeast
A major snowstorm blanketed the Northeast from Kentucky to New England, halting flights, closing schools including Boston and Philadelphia, and stranding roads with up to 18 inches of snow. The storm caused at least one death and prompted investigations into several weather-related incidents along the I-95 corridor. Temperatures plunged into the teens as federal workers faced a two hour delay in Washington.
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