Lawmaker Pushes Marriage Definition Amendment in New Mexico
State Representative Espinoza seeks a constitutional amendment to define marriage as a union between one man and one woman. Equality New Mexico warns against discrimination while opposition cites misinformation about impacts on civil rights. The bill faces committee hurdles and partisan resistance.
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Espinoza
New Mexico
Todd McElroy
Equality New Mexico
Bill Richardson
McElroy
Susana Martinez
Mattarco
Roswell-Record.com
Court rules publication of regulations must be timely
A New Mexico court ordered the records administrator to publish rules in the next issue, saying the duty exists regardless of executive branch disputes. Environmental groups praised the decision, noting the case centers on separation of powers and lawful publication of regulations adopted under Gov. Martinez.
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Tor
Records Center
Daniels
Bill Richardson
Manuel Nanasi
New Energy Economy
New Mexico Environmental Law Center
Martinez
The
Law Center
Environment Department
Environment Secretary
New Mexico
Bruce Frederick
Environmental Law Center
Police Chief Solis Pushes Community Policing in Roswell
Chief Solis stresses open door policy and direct engagement with officers and residents. He meets night staff, discusses crime prevention with Hispano Chamber, and plans talks with Neighborhood Watch Rotary and school officials to restore police presence in schools. He eyes a joint substation at no cost but warns about hidden setup costs.
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RPD
Solis
Bobby Villegas
Hispano Chamber of Commerce
Jesse Chavez
Local Collaborative 5
J.palmer
Roswell-Record.com
Cats Breeding in Roswell Run High Feral Population Risks
In Roswell warm winters allow year round feral cat breeding. ASPCA cites life expectancy up to 10 years for colonies, with potential offspring numbering in the hundreds of thousands per breeding pair over a lifetime. Pacheco urges responsible ownership including collars, rabies shots, and neutering to curb expansion.
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Roswell
McKee
ASPCA
Pacheco
Lawmakers weigh housing aid based screening bill in Roundhouse
Testing momentum grows as 15 Democrats co sponsor the measure while the ACLU signals a likely legal challenge. Peter Simonson, ACLU New Mexico, says the proposal would violate Fourth Amendment rights and targets poor people by tying the requirement to tax credits housing subsidies and other aid programs.
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Roundhouse
American Civil Liberties Union
Peter Simonson
Execu
Tive
ACLU
New Mexico
Simonson
Ezzell
Mattarco
Roswell-Record.com
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