NWS Storm Warnings Placed Across Eastern New Mexico
The National Weather Service warns of severe weather in eastern New Mexico and Chaves County through Friday with damaging winds possible including a tornado, plus thunderstorms and hail. Periodic storms and localized flooding may continue in the county until Friday as gusts reach up to 60 mph and golf ball sized hail is possible.
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Large wind farm project seeks NM contractors and suppliers
A Roosevelt County wind project near Dora called the Sagamore Wind Project plans to hire New Mexico firms for construction. The Hobbs office of Souder Miller & Associates works with Xcel Energy, with Wanzek Construction as the general contractor. Construction could start in September after a study on transmission needs.
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Outdoor Adventure Day draws families to Spring River Park
In Roswell, the fourth annual Outdoor Adventure Day at Spring River Park and Zoo drew about 172 children under 11 and families. Hosted by New Mexico Game and Fish Department and Sunrise Optimist Club, the event coincides with Free Fishing Day when public waters can be fished without licenses as part of National Boating and Fishing Week.
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Paperboy remembers first Roswell route and duties
Former Roswell Daily Record paperboy Steve Steinberger recalls delivering on route 1-A in the late 1950s to 1961. He managed 120 customers on Third and Fourth streets and deemed timely delivery essential despite snow storms and harsh weather.
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City Approves 77.9 Million Preliminary Budget
Roswell approves a preliminary budget of 77.9 million dollars for the upcoming fiscal year, up from 77.4 million last year. City Manager Joe Neeb cites higher personnel costs and efforts to limit operating costs as part of the plan.
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