Two Roswell men charged in decades-old murder
Tony Gonzales of Roswell and Gonzalo Bonilla of Haltom City Texas face charges in the 1997 death of Edward Raymond Sanchez. Gonzales is charged with first degree murder while Bonilla faces a reduced charge after four felonies were dropped. Both men were released awaiting hearings with arraignment and preliminary hearing dates set.
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Roswell
Texas
Mexico
Tony “Nacho” Gonzales
Edward Raymond Sanchez
Gonzalo David Bonilla
Haltom
Bonilla
Chaves County
Britt Snyder
Dianna Luce
New Mexico
U.S
Snyder
Gonzales
Ken Riggs
E.J. Fouratt
Mayoral Candidates Speak at Roswell GOP Luncheon
At the January 17 GOP luncheon in Roswell Republican mayoral candidates spoke while Teresa Barncastle moderated and Rene Brock donated David Harsanyi’s The People Have Spoken And They Are Wrong to the Roswell Public Library in Pat Hit tle’s name. Incumbent Mayor Dennis Kintigh and Del Jurney joined Natasha Mackey and Margaret Kennard in introducing candidates. Sergio Gonzalez was absent. A February 6 Candidate Forum at the Pueblo Auditorium invites all mayoral contenders and city councilors.
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GOP
Teresa Barncastle
Rene Brock
David Harsanyi
Roswell Public Library
Pat Hittle
Margaret Kennard
Roswell
del Jurney
Dennis Kintigh
Natasha Mackey
Sergio Gonzalez
Des Jurney
Chaves County
Magaret Kennard
Roswell launches Angel Program to aid opioid addicts
The Roswell Angel Program, a prereferral effort to help those with opioid and related drug issues, was announced at a news conference led by Roswell Police Chief Phil Smith. The program, adopted from Gloucester Massachusetts, spots officers deputies and firefighters who reach out at five locations offering intake to Recovery Services of New Mexico. The aim is to prevent arrests by connecting people to help before court involvement.
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Roswell
Northeast
Smith
Chaves County
Britt Snyder
Devin Graham
APD
Angels
Designat
Recovery Services of
New Mexico
S. Atkinson Ave
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Artesia Approves Aquatic Center Plan
Artesia City Council approved a 19.5 million dollar three phase aquatic center to be built with Artesia Public Schools Artesia General Hospital and the Artesia Aquatic Center Foundation. Groundbreaking planned later this year with a May next year grand opening.
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Artesia
Artesia Aquatic Center
Artesia Public Schools
Artesia General Hospital
Artesia Aquatic Center Foundation
Senator calls for NM Public Education head to resign
State Sen. Linda Lopez calls for Christopher Ruszkowski to resign as secretary designate of the New Mexico Public Education Department over ill advised comments praising Manifest Destiny. The row drew outrage from Pueblo leaders and coverage by The Washington Post. Gov. Martinez’s spokeswoman defends Ruszkowski while noting past remarks by opposing Democrats.
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NM Public Education
Linda Lopez
New Mexico Public Education Department
Christopher Ruszkowski
Albuquerque Journal
Ruszkowski
Washington Post
Lopez
Albuquerque
Senate Rules Committee
Susana Martinez
Lida Alikhani
House
Er Sheryl Williams Stapleton
Martinez
Stapleton
Alikhani
Senate
Mimi Stewart
Stewart
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