Hagerman School Board race with three candidates
Three candidates Lois Wilson Stephens Heidi Gray and Destry Moss seek seats on the Hagerman School Board with three current members leaving. Election set for Feb. 3 at Hagerman Town Hall 209 E Argyle voting 7 am to 7 pm.
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Hagerman
Lois Wilson Stephens
Heidi Gray
Destry Moss
Cody Munson
Trey Lilly
James Hollmann
E. Argyle
Roswell Daily Record
Chaves County
Roswell council to discuss 5101 funding for sci fi festival events
City officials meet in a special session to consider a 5100 funding request from Roswell Filmfest and Cosmicon after Finance Committee approval. The package covers Film Fest, Film Shootout, and Cosmicon tied to the Roswell UFO Festival, with speakers planned and Lodger's Tax use debated. Also on the agenda is a 1866 bid for a 36 inch water line replacement.
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Roswell
Elaine Mayfield
Spring River Park and Zoo
Alan Trever
Eastern New Mexico University
Jason Perry
Smithco Construction Inc
Board approves funding for Senior Olympics and road race
The Occupancy Tax Board endorsed more than 78000 dollars for the Senior Olympics and discussed Ledger's Tax requests from the Milkman Triathlon and Roswell Road Race series. The panel sent items to the Finance Committee for February review before City Council approval. Roswell Runners Club notes international entrants including Japan and Norway, with Egypt yet to appear.
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Ledger
Milkman
Roswell
Finance Committee
Bob Edwards
Pirtle seeks year round Daylight Saving Time in New Mexico
State Senator Cliff Pirtle of Roswell proposes a bill to keep New Mexico on Daylight Saving Time year round. He argues annual clock changes cause injury and health issues and that farmers and residents prefer longer afternoon daylight. The measure would align New Mexico with Mountain Time while sidelining Standard Time seasonally.
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Cliff Pirtle
New Mexico
Pirtle
Senate
UNM panel urges open dialogue to curb campus sexual violence
Panelists from UNM discuss reducing sexual violence on campus through better communication. Jill Pilgrim stresses belief, listening, and reporting assaults while Rita Smith calls for openness to talks of violence and seeking university aid. WRC and Rape Crisis Center reps note resources and ongoing Thursday training sessions begin in February.
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Sergio Jiménez
New Mexico Daily Lobo
Paul Krebs
Jill Pilgrim
Pilgrim & Associates
Pilgrim
UNM
Albuquerque
Smith
UNM Women's Resource Center
Rape Crisis Center
Central New Mexico
Q&a
WRC
Summer Little
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Gray
GHS
Council
Randal Seyler
Record City Epitor
Bill
Rita Smith
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Seneenee Sports
Steenenna Ee
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