New Mexico names priorities for child welfare agency
Monique Jacobson, incoming head of the Children, Youth and Families Department, testifies before the Senate Finance Committee outlining priorities to safeguard federal dollars, improve controls, and expand prevention services. Lawmakers seek urgency amid concerns over 21 million in unspent funds and 900 children awaiting services. She plans 45 new workers and a reintegration center to aid youth transitioning from secure facilities.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Monique Jacobson
Children, Youth and Families Department
Senate Finance Committee
Jacobson
Howie Morales
Silver City
Department
Nancy Rodriguez
D-Santa Fe
Susana Martinez
Roswell woman named to New Mexico Game Commission
Beth Ryan of Roswell, a lawyer and resident with deep outdoors ties, is mentioned as a candidate for the New Mexico Game Commission. The piece outlines her public service, board work at Lovelace Regional Hospital, DWI planning involvement since 2009, and environmental board service from 2011 to 2015.
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Safari Club International
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National Rifle Association
Lovelace Regional Hospital
Roswell
Chaves County
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
New Mexico
EIB
Carson Ryan
Independent Petroleum Association of New Mexico
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New Mexico Landmen's Association
Four Corners Association of Professional
Beth Ryan
Kent Carruthers
Clovis
Hospital Equipment Loan Council
Curry County
Wesley Waller
Roswell’s Most Wanted: Jorge Ibarra
Jorge L. Ibarra 25, 5 10, 230 pounds, brown hair and eyes, left shoulder tattoo, of Dexter, is sought for aggravated fleeing of a law enforcement officer. Suspect drove a silver Nissan in a Jan 21 incident on South Sunset Ave. and Southeast Main St. pursuit ended due to safety. Call 575-624-6770 or Crimestoppers 1-888-594-TIPS. Anonymous tips may yield rewards.
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Joner Ibarra
Roswell
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Dexter
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Police Department
Chaves County
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Mexican national faces 40 years on meth conviction
Israel Mireles-Rivera 33 pleaded guilty in Las Cruces federal court to conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine and possession with intent to distribute, admitting about 180 grams. He faces a minimum five to a possible 40 year sentence and likely deportation after prison. Co defendant Ediberto Guzman earlier pled guilty to conspiracy.
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Chaves
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Israel Mireles-Rivera
Las Cruces
Mireles-Rivera
Ediberto Guzman
Carlsbad
Ment
Guzman
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