Roswell school board restricts staff cellphone use and approves bonds
The Roswell Independent School District board limited staff use of cell phones and social media during work hours while approving $9.66 million in bonds. Third grade teacher Christina Reyes urged using phones for instruction but the board tabled a policy on student phone use. The resolution supports issuing $4.02 million more of Series A bonds for Parkview Early Literacy Center construction.
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Christina Reyes
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Mona Kirk
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Art market endures amid shifting U.S. immigration policies
Organizers of the International Folk Art Market in Santa Fe report continued artist participation from 53 countries despite policy changes. In its 14th year, the three day bazaar expands to highlight innovation within folk art, featuring Indian flower-petal dyed scarves and Amazonian basketry. About 20,000 visitors are expected to browse wares from nearly 200 artists, many from remote developing regions.
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India
Leandro Gomez Quintero
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Balderas sues Presbyterian Health Plan over Medicaid tax fraud
New Mexico's top prosecutor filed a lawsuit against Presbyterian Health Plan Inc. and related entities alleging falsified Medicaid deductions and credits to dodge tens of millions in premium taxes and surcharges. The suit follows whistleblower complaints as part of a broader civil and criminal review by the attorney general and state auditor. Presbyterian denies the claims and says it acted in good faith.
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Roswell Man Shot. Police Say It Was Personal Safety Incident
Investigators concluded the 19 year old man shot in the leg at Town Plaza Apartments did not want to cooperate. They determined the wound was likely personal safety related, not a random shooting, with no gun found in the vehicle. Public information officer Todd Wildermut h commented on the case.
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