New Mexico Aging Commission Examines Guardianship Bill
Roswell aging officials discuss Senate Bill 19 Uniform Guardianship Conservatorship Act at Senior Circle. The measure would open court records and aim to curb elder financial abuse by guardians while protecting family access. Chelsea Seaton notes implications for care and transparency.
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Senate
Roswell
Commission On Aging
North Main Street
Albuquerque Journal
Uniform Law Commission
Commission
Chelsea Seaton
Xcel completes 24 million Roswell transmission upgrade
Xcel Energy finishes a five year 24 million project to upgrade Roswell’s electric transmission. Crews closed a 23.7 mile 115 kilovolt loop linking two substations and replacing a decades old 69 kilovolt system. NY?
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Xcel Energy
Roswell
Price
Chaves County
Mike McLeod
Recreation and Aquatic Center RFP moves forward in 2019 open
The General Services Committee approved a request for proposal outlining the center’s scope of work to open in 2019. The council may release full details in late spring after approval. Elizabeth Gilbert outlined three operation options: full management, partial management, or city staff operation.
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Parks and Recreation Commission
Tabitha Denny
Steve Henderson
Natasha Mackey
Art Sandoval
Elizabeth Gilbert
Direc
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Artesia youth Speak Out on identity crisis panel
Artesia residents gathered at Ocotillo Performing Arts Center for a Speak Out panel hosted by the Changing Lives Coalition. Youth pastor Jerry Jamieson spoke of identity crises amid peer pressure while representatives from Artesia Public Schools and local agencies listened and commented.
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Jerry Jamieson
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Ocotillo
Changing Lives Coalition
Artesia Public Schools
Artesia Police
Democrats Block Expansion of New Mexico Three Strikes Law
The New Mexico Legislature debated expanding the three strikes statute with life sentences for a third violent felony. Republicans say it would keep criminals off streets, while Democrats and reform advocates warn it would raise prison costs and do little to cut crime.
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New Mexico
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Albuquerque
Gentry
American Civil Liberties Union
New Mexico Conference of Catholic Bishops
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