New RISD Superintendent Manny Rodriguez Takes Charge
Manny Rodriguez assumed the role of Roswell Independent School District superintendent and reshaped the board room seating. He halted a controversial policy on drug and alcohol testing for activity participants to seek legal and stakeholder input. The discussion also covered high coach salaries with comparisons to other districts.
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Manny Rodriguez
Roswell Independent School
Rodriguez
RISD
Don Alsup
Rusty Ryan
Bignell
Ryan
Odessa
Fire management pays off for Mescalero tribe
Mescalero Apache Nation applies thinning and prescribed burns to reduce fire risk. Fire management officer David Kirgan says lowering vegetation density minimizes wildfire threats by removing underbrush and dead foliage. prescribed burning is a key tool in their strategy.
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Mescalero Apache
BLM Halts Some Fire Restrictions In Carlsbad Region
The U S Bureau of Land Management plans to lift fire restrictions on public lands in Lea Eddy and Chavez counties as precipitation reduces wildfire risk near Carlsbad. Officials say forest closures may end soon while some bans remain. Lincoln National Forest will reopen Friday with grills allowed but charcoal bans persist.
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U.S. Bureau of Land Management
Lea
Eddy
Chavez
Carlsbad
Paul Schmidtke
Blm-Carlsbad
Fred Rossbach
Resources Protection Bureau
Energy Mineral and Natural Resources Division
Lincoln National Forrest
Grace Bogey death ruled homicide autopsy reveals abuse
Grace Bogey died September 2, 2000 in Roswell from craniocerebral blunt force injuries after extensive injuries while in the care of adoptive mother Veronica Bogey. The case led to charges of child abuse resulting in death as suspects await extradition from North Carolina to New Mexico.
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Grace Bogey
North Carolina
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Veronica Bogey
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Charlene Blevins
Las Cruces
Blevins
Roswell
Terry Bogey
Roswell desalination plant failed to meet goals and closed
The Roswell facility used by the Office of Water Research and Technology for testing reverse osmosis filters never functioned as planned. Pump problems, hard water, and high running costs led to its closure in 1982. testing moved to the city and the site now serves as an incubator for water related testing, with little chance of reopening.
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Santa Fe
Roswell
Office of Water Research and Technology
Art Torrez
Fred Hennighausen
Hennighausen
Steve Henderson
Bureau of Reclama
Non
City of
Torrez
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Rod Steiger
Jim Bignell
SFA
Cory Butler
Butler
Tribe
BLM
Kirgan
Mescalero Forest Management
Roswell 7
Roswell-Record.com
Daily Record
Bill Moffitt
Bryant Jimenez
Eastern New Mexico University
ENMUR
United States
Pecos
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