Venus transit across the sun draws global attention
People worldwide watched the rare Venus transit as astronomers used filters and telescopes to study the phenomenon. Don Pettit planned ISS photos while NASA hosted watch parties and experts explained the event's rarity and history.
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U.S
South Korea
Asia
Don Pettit
International Space Station
Los Angeles
Mount Hollywood
Griffith Observatory
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Johannes Kepler
NASA
Goddard Visitor Center
Maryland
Solar Dynamics Observatory
Central America
Africa
Europe
DNA LifePrint Child Safety Event at Roswell Honda
The DNA LifePrint Child Safety Event, endorsed by John Walsh, offers free FBI and DOJ favored tools for parents this Saturday at Roswell Honda. Attendees receive a home DNA identification kit, a biometric 10 digit fingerprint profile, a high resolution photo, and a child safety journal to aid missing child investigations. Information is not stored in a database and no records are kept.
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Roswell
John Walsh
FBI
Department of Justice
United States
Dna-Lifeprint.com
Bogus $100 bill found in squad car after East First Street call
Police detained four after a shots fired call at 1200 block East First Street. A counterfeit $100 bill was found under a rear seat after transporting two subjects. it may belong to the second.
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East First Street
Lottery results reveal Mega Millions and Roadrunner Cash numbers
Mega Millions numbers 37 39 42 53 55 with Mega Ball 22. Roadrunner Cash draws show 8 12 18 29 31. Pick 3 results list 5 3 4.
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Mega Millions
Mega Ball
Roadrunner Cash
Pick
Roswell primary yields races for state and county offices
In Roswell, Pirtle led with 52 percent in the Senate District 32 GOP race and will face Tim Jennings in November. Rep. Wooley won House District 66, while Judge Lisa Riley and District Attorney Janetta Hicks secured re elections with no opposition. County races saw Robert Corn top Mike Kakuska for County Commission and Dave Kunko win county clerk, with a Thursday canvassing meeting planned at 1 p.m.
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Senate
Tim Jennings
Roswell
Pirtle
Jennings
Bob Wooley
R-Roswell
Dennis Kintigh
Dennis
Lisa Riley
5Th Judicial District Court
Riley
Les Williams
Eddy County
Martinez
Janetta Hicks
5Th Judicial District
Janet Ellis
Tom Rutledge
Hicks
Robert Corn
Mike Kakuska
Roswell Independent
Corn
Dave Kunko
Bureau of Elections
Stephanie de Los Santos Amaro
Kunko
County Commission
St. Mary's Place
Nationwide warrant seeks Barela in Roswell search
A nationwide warrant for Ernest Bryan Barela, 31, prompts the Dona Ana County Sheriff and U.S. Marshals to search Roswell after his ex girlfriend was reportedly involved. Barela faces charges of residential burglary auto theft stalking and larceny with prior probation revocation. He may drive an orange 2012 Dodge Journey NM plate 229RLN or a 2003 Chevy Malibu NM plate GLN515. He was last seen May 30 in Las Cruces. Call 575-525-8806 or 888-594-TIPS with information.
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Dona Ana County
Roswell
Ernest Bryan Barela
Kelly Jameson
Sheriffs Office
U.S
Barela
New Mexico
New Mexico Probation and Parole Division
Las Cruces
Brown
VA Clinic Meeting Today Sparks Roswell Veterans Concerns
Community members gather at 4 p.m. at Veterans Memorial Hall to address Secretary Shineski remarks on a Roswell VA clinic. Attending representatives include Rep. Steve Pearce and Senators Udall Bingaman. Local veterans will ask questions and share concerns.
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Secretary of Veterans Affairs
Eric Shineski
Roswell
Steve Pearce
R-N.m
Tom Udall
D-N.m
Jeff Bingaman
Dn.m
Ques
Veterans Memorial Hall
Montana Ave
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Chaves County Commission District 4
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Roswell-Record.com
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