State Rep Anderson says districts aim for fairness in all levels
State Rep. Anderson and Phelps Anderson noted districts are balancing budgets after this year’s funding changes. RISD and other districts face higher costs from salary raises while aiming to avoid compression and ensure fair pay across experience levels. Mellroy discussed K 5 Plus and district implementation details.
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Water restored after North Garden line break in Roswell
City says all Roswell residents regained water service after a line break on North Garden Avenue. City Engineer Louis Najar told the Roswell City Council that only one house on East Apple Street remained temporarily without water from the Tuesday morning break near the former Edgewood School, with service restored Thursday night.
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Dexter Native Becomes Local Ag Agent in Chaves County
Troy Thompson of Dexter started as extension agricultural agent for Chaves County this week following 11 years as a soil conservationist with the Roswell USDA NRCS office. He has led the Chaves County 4H and FFA Fair rodeo as supervisor and voiced a lifelong interest in agriculture.
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Four oilfield workers and truck driver killed in New Mexico crash
Four oilfield workers from Texas and the tractor-trailer driver died in a fiery head-on crash on a New Mexico road. A pickup crossed the center line into eastbound traffic. All victims were pronounced dead at the scene. Alcohol was not suspected. Authorities say the crash highlights infrastructure needs amid an oil boom.
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New Mexico AG seeks new sex offender law amid Epstein probe
New Mexico Attorney General Hector Balderas will push to require anyone with a sex trafficking conviction to register as a sex offender. He cites Epstein's case and says current laws lag behind other states and fail to protect children from abuse.
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