Isleta Pueblo Athletes Lead Roswell Senior Olympics Night Festivities
Athletes from Isleta Pueblo marched in group with colored wigs and alien antennae as New Mexico Senior Olympics events opened in Roswell. Officials including Cecilia Acosta and Mayor Del Jurney praised participants, presented proclamations, and reflected on the journey and sportsmanship.
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del Jurney
Roswell
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Susana Martinez
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Lodger's Tax Funds Used for Tourism and City Services
The Lodger's Tax funds promote tourism in the city, supporting event advertising, marketing, the Convention and Civic Center, and safety and sanitation for events. City records show 704 593 dollars in tax revenue spent to date with 631 632 dollars allocated for tourist events and contractual services, and 876 178 96 dollars collected so far this year.
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Janice Self
New Mexico Department of Finance and Administration
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Alien joins Roswell store rooted in alien craze
The Powell family in Roswell embraced the alien trend after Marvin the green figure arrived, drawing visitors to the tire shop. The sculpture stands tall, cemented into a deep pipe, with a forklift used to position it, and locals stop to photograph with him.
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Marvin
Steve Powell
Dana Powell
Ruidoso
Roswell
Dana
Powells
Powell Tires
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