Four Paws Pet Pantry Grows in Roswell Community Support
Four Paws Pet Pantry in Roswell has expanded from 43 to 400 bags of pet food between February and May, serving over 200 households. St. Andrew's Church hosts the effort, while coordinator Sally Wistrand stresses sealed bags only and ongoing volunteer drive. next distribution is July 20, with photo ID required.
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Four Paws Pet Pantry
Sally Wistrand
Four Paws
St. Andrew's Church
Pennsylvania Ave
St. Andrew's
Wistrand
Roswell
Daily Record
Curtis M. Michaels
Rdrnews
Dale Plummer
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
City prosecutors contract renewal for Taos official Sanchez
Taos city contracts prosecutor Jose Sanchez for 28 to 30 hours weekly at 108000 annually in monthly 9000 installments. He handles municipal court prosecutions, appeals to district court, and officer prosecutions, with 600 municipal cases since June 2013. He sought a recount in a recent district court race and faces a future RFP for legal services.
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Sanchez
Roswell
District Court
Jeanette Garza-Alvarez
Sierra Middle School
The
Daily Record
Garza-Alvarez
Taos
Eighth Judicial District
Colfax
Union
Donald Gallegos
Public Safety Committee
New Mexico
Zarr
Phil Smith
APD
Blotter Update Reports Drug Paraphernalia Charge and Burglaries
Jonathan J. Quintero, 31, of East Walnut Street, was arrested in the 500 block of West Brasher Road at 12:18 a.m. Wednesday and charged with possession of drug paraphernalia. Police investigated a burglary on North Atkinson Avenue, finding three types of prescription narcotics missing from a residence. A separate burglary on West Mescallero Road at 12:26 a.m. Wednesday involved an electronics theft.
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Jonathan J. Quintero
East Walnut Street
West Brasher Road
Quintero
North Atkinson Avenue
West Mescalero Road
Tablet theft reported on East Eyman Street
Larceny reported on East Eyman Street at 3 10 p m. An investigation found a computer tablet was stolen during the theft incident.
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East Eyman Street
History of New Mexico Military Institute roots and milestones
The article traces NMMI from its 1891 founding as Goss Military Academy by Col. Robert S. Goss and Capt. Joseph C. Lea through land acquisitions in 1895 and 1912 land grant status. It notes World War I service by graduates including John C. Morgan and Conrad Hilton, a 4-year liberal arts program from 1948 to 1956, a shift to a junior college in 1977, and Superintendent Grizzle's 2009 appointment.
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NMMI
Robert S. Goss
Joseph C. Lea
Goss Military Academy
New Mexico
John C. Morgan
Conrad Hilton
Hilton Hotels
Grizzle
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