NMDOT chief targets completion of aging road projects
NMDOT chief Alvin Dominguez told DOT staff contractors and FHWA officials that the department will focus on finishing inactive projects like the Hagerman Enhancement Project begun in 2009 and completed in 2010 with pending payments. He noted funding declines but said $60 million could be spent before year end.
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Roswell volunteer aims to kit Chaves County students for new year
Johnny Gonzales of the Community Volunteer Program organizes a back to school supply giveaway at the Disabled American Veterans in Roswell on August 13 at 2 p.m. The event offers backpacks notebooks clothing and more to registered children. Registration is available at Kiss Boutique Mesa Verde Apartments and other sites with ages genders and grade levels required. Monetary donations and volunteer help are requested.
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Tortilla Factory in Bloomfield Hit by Road Project Decline
Chihuahua Tortilla Factory owner Fernando Reyes blames U S 64 widening for a 70 to 80 percent drop in revenue and the loss of more than 15 000 dollars a month. He says traffic remains high but unsafe for customers and that the road work may extend beyond 18 months. Reyes operates a small staff and worries the business may fail without relief. Mayor Eckstein says state officials warned the project would run about 18 months, possibly longer.
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Roswell Crime Stoppers Seeks Duran and Alizzi Tips
Citizens are urged to report information about Duran or Alizzi through Crime Stoppers at 888-594-TIPS. Calls can be anonymous and tipsters may qualify for a reward.
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Bad sale fraud and multiple burglaries reported
Police logged three fraud reports on Tuesday including a fake check scam for three puppy pies worth 300 and a half thousand dollars, unauthorized bank withdrawals, and a double deposit scheme. Vehicle burglary at 4501 North Main Street involved a stereo system worth about 550 dollars. A separate burglary reported in Burney Oklahoma saw a duffle bag and clothes stolen from a tourist car worth 573 dollars. Crime Stoppers line offered rewards for anonymous tips.
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Name released in New Mexico fatal crash east of Roswell
New Mexico State Police identified 76 year old Daniel Rymarz of Fountain Hills Arizona as the victim in a Monday traffic fatality 28 miles east of Roswell. The crash involved a 2003 Toyota Tundra driven by Marshall Maez 61 of Albuquerque and a 2009 Hyundai.
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Salazar Backs Manhattan Project National Historical Park
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar urges Congress to create a national historical park honoring the Manhattan Project. A National Park Service study recommends parks at Los Alamos New Mexico Hanford Washington and Oak Ridge Tennessee for the sites where key scientific work occurred.
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