Man Arrested After Thursday Hit and Run In Roswell
Jamie Marin, 34, was identified as the driver of a Ford F-150 that struck an 8-year-old girl around 7 a.m. in the 1700 block of North Delaware Avenue, Roswell, and fled. The Roswell Police Department released details Thursday evening.
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County officials cautious as budget finalized
Chaves County commissioners approved what they call the final budget for 2019 20 totaling 42 582 742 though the fiscal year ends in June or July 2020. The cash balance rose by 2.1 million to 75 949 071 with no reserves needed. Some officials warn of possible difficulties ahead as gross receipts taxes have been down in recent months and the hold harmless tax is phased out. Roswell also reported lower gross receipts taxes.
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Chaves County
New Mexico
Sedillo
Stanton Riggs
Chaves
Riggs
Roswell
ENMR Roswell Special Services graduates face challenges
ENMUR Roswell marks 33rd graduation for 48 Special Services Occupational Training Program graduates. Deborah Dominguez Clark lauds staff for equitable opportunities for students with disabilities. Speakers include Frank Westerfield's parents and graduates Eric Heitschmidt and Emmett Prins.
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ENMUR
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New Mexico Public Education Department
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Eric Heitschmidt
Frank Westerfield
Rebecca Cobos
ENMAR
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Sharon Westerfield
Jeremy Martin
Mental health care delayed for NM veterans
Federal inspector general findings show limited access to VA mental health services in New Mexico with canceled appointments and months long delays. Staffing shortages hiring delays training and inconsistent scheduling policies contributed to problems at Albuquerque facilities and rural areas statewide amid scarce providers beyond urban centers.
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U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs
New Mexico
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Roswell man gets 23 year term in child porn case
John Heide, 40, of Roswell, was sentenced Monday in 5th District Court to 23 years in prison for possession of electronic devices containing more than a dozen pornographic images of underage males. Judge Ken Riggs imposed 11 years to run with five years parole on one count and another sentence on a second count.
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Roswell
5Th Judicial District Court
Ken Riggs
Heide
Debra Lautenschlager
Chaves County
Freddie J. Romero
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