Roswell arts patron Don Anderson remembered for creativity over status
Family and regional arts groups mourn Don Anderson in Roswell. Midgette praises his focus on supporting artists and authenticity over wealth. Memorial planned at AMoCA after travel safety, with AMoCA RAIR program continuing on endowment. Roswell Museum and Art Center and Roswell Symphony Orchestra note his longtime support and leadership. Christina Stock contact details included.
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Protests swell as Floyd death sparks police reforms talks
Support from public defenders and activists grows after Floyd’s death. Chauvin faces second degree murder charges with three officers also charged. Local defender Renee Broberg calls Floyd’s death a gross injustice while speakers urge deescalation training and fewer body counts in policing.
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Suspect in deadly shooting identified in court filings
Court documents outline a long running feud involving Kelley Briseno and a man wounded over an ex-girlfriend. Kelley allegedly drew a gun and fired killing Briseno. the other man was shot in the arm and transported to a local hospital. Kelley was arrested May 23.
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Roswell Budget Aims To Boost Public Safety Funding
Roswell plans use a 5 percent wage transfer to fund police fire and dispatch training for critical infrastructure security. The May city council resolution also expands emergency response plans and tracks costs, while voluntary severance and staff reorganization reduce expenses. About 31 seasonal workers were laid off and 560.5 full-time equivalents remain in 2021.
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Cattle and Lamb Prices Fall Amid Pandemic and Plant Closures
New Mexico cattle buyers face low prices with cattle at 99 cents and lambs at 135 per pound as the pandemic and Tyson Foods plant shutdowns disrupt processing. Producers like Randell Major and Caren Cowan warn of continuing losses while smaller ranches seek local processing and maintain quality stock.
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