Suspicious fire damages two Roswell houses and vehicles
Roswell police and fire investigators probe a suspicious blaze that began in a vehicle and spread to two neighboring houses and four vehicles in the 1600 block of South Stanton Avenue. One motorcycle burned. arson task force and detectives seek tips on a person of interest.
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Roswell to Complete Two School Renovations by Fall
Roswell school officials report two renovations should finish by the start of the next school year and two more by year end. They plan a February bond election to renovate four additional schools, aiming for 16 of 20 to be overhauled within about ten years. The $49.1 million project total is mostly funded by the PSCOC, with $13.7 million covered by local bonds. Assistant Superintendent Chad Cole updated the school board on all four projects Tuesday.
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Amateur radio club aids runners and tracks storms at events
Roswell based Pecos Valley Amateur Radio Club volunteers provide safety and coordination at runs such as the Alien Chase Reindeer Run and Bottomless Triathlon at Bottomless Lakes. Operators position themselves around courses to monitor runners and maintain communications for event officials.
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Roswell
Bottomless Triathlon marks 31st edition at Bot tomless Lakes State Park
The Bottomless Triathlon returns for its 31st year at Bot tomless Lakes State Park 13 miles east of Roswell with 400 meter swim 14K bike and 4K run. Registration closes Friday at the Holiday Inn Express with packets from 6 to 8 p.m. Entry is 45 dollars for individuals 60 for relays and free for under 18.
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Martinez faults Obama Congress on immigrant surge
New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez criticizes President Obama and Congress for the surge of Central American immigrants entering the U.S. She cites mixed signals from federal authorities and gridlock in Washington. Martinez discussed security concerns over a new detention center in southeastern New Mexico and called immigration policy a leadership failure.
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