Roswell Seeks New City Manager After Resignation
Roswell posts city manager job with salary 110000 to 130000. Mayor Kintigh appoints a three member committee: Ruben Bolanos Greg Neal and Mike Gottlieb. Applicants are urged to apply promptly as the position remains open and will be filled by the City Council. The new manager will oversee daily operations and budget, with at will employment and council final authority.
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City of
Roswell
Larry Fry
Dennis Kintigh
Fry
Ruben Bolanos
Roswell High School
Greg Neal
New Mexico
Flaming nail art class sparks teens at Roswell library
Seven young ladies attended a flaming nail art crash course at the Roswell Public Library. The activity, tied to the summer reading program, teaches patient, skilled flame painting on nails rather than lighting anything aflame. Participants included Daisy Deleon Alexis Ontiverso Mia Torres Lacy Jackson and Reagan Bradford all 13 years old with Nancy Schummer guiding.
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Roswell Public Library
Nancy Schummer
Schummer
Daisy Deleon
Alexis Ontiverso
Mia Torres
Lacy Jackson
Reagan Bradford
Roswell teachers weigh state evaluation scores
Roswell Independent School District officials report mostly positive results from a new state teacher evaluation system. Superintendent Tom Burris notes 2 to 3 percent of scores may be questionable and cites missing data concerns while praising overall system transparency and staff education efforts.
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Albuquerque
Tom Burris
Roswell Independent
Pauline Ponce
Burris
Officials eye six barrels tied to WIPP leak
Flynn said scientists cannot replicate the chemical event that breached a drum at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant on February 14 and contaminated 22 workers. Six drums tied to a Los Alamos waste stream with unusually high acid levels include the one in Carlsbad, while others move to Waste Control Specialists in Andrews, Texas.
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Wipp
Flynn
Los Alamos
Carlsbad
Andrews
Texas
New Mexico
VA reviews NM deaths tied to waiting for care
Officials from the Veterans Affairs health system in New Mexico identified at least 21 people who died while waiting to see a doctor as part of an investigation into care delays. The review covers whether delays contributed to deaths while contacting more than 1,000 veterans on wait lists. The national audit shows NM patients waited three months or more for initial appointments, with averages of 46 days for primary care and nearly two months for specialty care.
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Albuquerque
Veterans Affairs Health Care System
New Mexico
Meghan Gerety
iNew Mexico
James Robbins
AmeriCorps Volunteers In Roswell Share Lessons Learned
A nine person AmeriCorps team aged 18 to 24 is volunteering in Roswell New Mexico. They arrived May 20 and will stay through July working with Embrace Inc at Enchanted Gardens and Lake Arthur to restore a schoolhouse into a museum. Jamison Marsh notes they travel widely and gain life experiences while learning gardening and wildfire training.
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Jamison Marsh
Margaret Barnard
AmeriCorps
Roswell
Denver
Embrace Inc
Pate
Marsh
Minnesota
Enchanted Gardens
Lake Arthur
Wildfire Train
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New Mexico Municipal League
Veterans Transportation Network
Mike Gottlieb
Roswell Independent School District
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Randal Seyler Photo
Colorado
Topay
Bitty Charles French
Rosert “Bos
Scott Terry
Wanda Storie
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