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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 2011

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Grizzly Killed to Protect Cubs Fails Threat Claim

A Yellowstone bear that killed a 57 year old hiker was acting to defend its cubs and had shown no prior threat to humans. Park officials said they would abandon the animal and allow it to roam the backcountry.

Billings Mont Yellowstone National Park

Yo-Yo Magician Delights Crowd in Web Show

A web staged performance by a Yo-Yo magician captivates online audiences while a separate military drone crash sparks a small fire. Gov praises RISD for fiscal responsibility as WS blasts Invaders.

Gov RISD

John Mackey a Pioneer of the Modern Tight End

John Mackey revolutionized the tight end position by his exceptional ability to catch passes on the line and helped usher the NFL into a pass heavy era. He remained at the forefront of football changes, advocating for better player health care and championing former players even as he faced dementia.

Baltimore John Mackey NFL

Albuquerque attorney cites Richardson donations in King conflict

An Albuquerque attorney claims New Mexico Attorney General Gary King cannot pursue a pay to play case over Richardson era investments due to nearly 55000 in contributions from former Gov Bill Richardson. The suit targets investments tainted by Richardson supporters while King represents the State Investment Council.

Albuquerque New Mexico Gary King Bill Richardson King Santa Fe Rebecca Vigil-Giron Educational Retirement Board Marshall Bruce Malott

Push America Tour Reaches Roswell After 95 Mile Ride

A team of 28 cyclists and seven crew members riding from Carrizozo in triple digit heat promote disability awareness. They are welcomed in Roswell by Tobosa Developmental Services staff and clients who cheer and applaud the visitors and Tobosa, a local agency supporting individuals and families with developmental disabilities.

Push America Journey of Hope Tobosa Developmental Services San Francisco Washington, D.C Carrizozo Roswell Tobosa Devel Tobosa

Nightclub approved at 4709 W Second St by ETZ panel

The Roswell Chaves County Extraterritorial Zoning Commission unanimously approved a special use permit for a nightclub at 4709 West Second Street near Happy Jacks Trading Post and Cactus Cave Gift Shop in an industrial area. The prior site at 4202 West McGaffey Street faced neighborhood backlash over noise light and traffic concerns.

West Second Street Club W. McGaffey St ETZ Commission

Mold illness debate surfaces in Roswell after Paige Taylor case

Roswell discusses mold illness skepticism amid cases linked to exposure. Gloria Moreno, alum of Goddard High School, dismissed the idea as false in March. Paul Morris moved from Albuquerque to Roswell, with symptoms resurfacing after his children attended Military Heights and Sierra Middle schools.

Roswell Paige Taylor Goddard High School Gloria Moreno Emily Gill Paul Morris Albuquerque Morris Military Heights Sierra Emily Henry Zachary Scott McMahon

Biggest Loser Ali Vincent headlines Healthy Woman Anniversary

Ali Vincent season five winner of The Biggest Loser spoke at the seventh annual Healthy Woman Anniversary Event at the Roswell Convention and Civic Center. The event coincided with Roswell’s Lose It to Win It competition where Lennie Hernandez led as top weight loss winner.

Ali Vincent Roswell Convention and Civic Center Roswell Lennie Hernandez

Obama calls debt talks constructive despite gaps

President Obama described Thursday’s White House session with congressional leaders as very constructive and said he would reconvene discussions Sunday. Both parties signaled willingness to consider changes to Social Security and Medicare in exchange for new revenue, with a deal requiring votes from both parties before August 2 when the debt limit hits 14.3 trillion.

Washington Barack Obama White House Obama Congress U.S Capitol Congressional

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