Limited reopening of breweries in New Mexico announced
New Mexico will allow limited outdoor patio service at breweries at 50 percent occupancy starting today under an amended public health order. Indoor service remains prohibited for non sitting customers, with six per table and six feet between tables. Indoor service at 50 percent will resume June 15. Bars are excluded.
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Experts say COVID-19 antibody tests useful for population data
Roswell offers antibody testing, but experts say results do not show current infection and offer limited value to individuals. TriCore’s David Grenache notes antibodies reveal past exposure and may inform public health, not personal diagnosis, as immunity certainty remains unclear.
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Roswell Zoo Plans Private Tours to Boost Revenue
The Spring River Zoo aims to fund itself by offering private tours and parties as Roswell City budgets 70 percent self generated revenue for the zoo and related facilities. Parks director Jim Burress notes donations fund events but fees require council approval. The sector expects a late October reopen due to maintenance with pond renovations and landscape work ongoing.
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New Startups Open In Roswell Downtown Market
Roswell sees fresh ventures in its downtown business district despite tough economics. About six local shops closed in recent months, yet within a month four of those properties welcomed new tenants, according to Main Street Ros executive director Kathy Lay.
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Watchdog finds CBP misspent migrant care funds
The GAO reports CBP used 112 million dollars allocated for consumables and medical care on items such as all-terrain vehicles boats and its police dog program during a 2019 spike in crossings. CBP says it cooperated and is itemizing and correcting mischarged expenses.
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