Council rejects mayor's ETZ appointees in split vote
Roswell councilor Tabitha Denny rebukes Mayor Dennis Kintigh for alleged political bullying as he moves to replace Denny and Savino Sanchez Jr. on the zoning board amid a pot farm appeal tied to Denny and Sanchez statements about medical marijuana.
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Dennis Kintigh
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Roswell Welcomes Relocated Domino's Grand Opening
The Domino's on North Main Street in Roswell relocates next door to the former KFC site with a green alien statue at the entrance. A ribbon cutting by the Roswell Chamber of Commerce is planned for 10 a.m. magician Jamie O'Hara performs while the store showcases a see through open kitchen, pizza trackers, free Wi Fi, USB outlets, and chalkboard feedback wall.
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Country Club Road
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Candace Lewis
Funeral Funds Stolen In Armed Robbery At Local Store
Roswell police report an armed suspect entered the Family Dollar Store on East Second Street around 7 p m He demanded cash from cashiers Marcy Sanchez and another worker after failing to produce ID The assailant threatened with a large hunting knife and escaped with money as officers investigate
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ILEA Roswell Welcomes Global Delegates for Four Week Training
Delegates from Ghana Malawi and South Africa gather in Roswell at the Anderson Museum of Contemporary Art for a four week course under International Law Enforcement Academy Roswell. John Chavers notes Roswell hosts the only global ILEA. Malawi leader waves New Mexico flag during speech.
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John Chavers
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RISD teachers rated more effective than state average
RISD educators show improved evaluation results with 80 percent rated effective or better, up from 66 percent last year, surpassing the state’s 78 percent. Superintendent Tom Burris cited 270 teachers rated effective this year versus 186 last year amid a three component method.
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