Stolen items worth over 500 reported in shoplifting case
Police blotter details thefts and arrests from June 8 to June 13. Items stolen include a 488 pool set and 64 Hydrotech hose in a North Main Street burglary. Multiple individuals charged with drugs, DUI, burglary, larceny, and shoplifting in various blocks of East Second Street West Poe Street North Main Street and surrounding blocks.
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North Main Street
Gabriel Cosme Ramirez
East Second Street
West Tilden Street
Ambrose Pedro Gonzales
South Garden Avenue
Blanca Rosa Longoria
Hammond Street
William Youssef Nasrallah
Richardson Avenue
Michael Xavier Arias
West Poe Street
Jose Pedro Gonzales
Jose Alfredo Olivares
South Monroe Avenue
Monica Medrano-Toribio
East 12Th Street
Sonya Yadira Ramirez
West Frazier Street
Sophia A Burrola
North Sherman Avenue
James Eliseo Ceja
Roswell Agency Schedule For Monday And Wednesday
Roswell Infrastructure Committee meets Monday at 2 p.m. at City Hall. Roswell Museum Board of Trustees convenes at 4 p.m. at 1011 N Richardson Ave. Hagerman Public School Board holds a budget hearing at 6 p.m. at 406 N Cambridge Ave. On Wednesday Roswell Parks and Recreation Commission gathers at 5 30 p.m. at the Parks Administration Office 1104 W Fourth St.
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Roswell Infrastructure Committee
City Hall
N. Richardson Ave
Roswell Museum Board of Trustees
Hagerman Public School Board
Cambridge Ave
Public Safety Committee
South Park Cemetery
Roswell
Occupancy Tax Board
Roswell Animal Shelter Closed Over Distemper Case
Roswell officials announce a temporary closure of the city shelter after a dog infected with distemper was brought in. The facility will stay shut for up to two to three weeks to allow cleaning and monitoring for further cases. Only emergency intake, such as dog bite incidents, will be accepted during the closure, with affected animals kept separate. Pet owners are urged to ensure pets are vaccinated against distemper and parvo.
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Roswell
Roswell Animal Services
Falls risk: simple steps to age without falling
Older adults face a high fall risk but can cut it with home safety, balance and strength exercises, and medical reviews. Key actions include removing loose rugs, improving lighting, installing railings, using walkers or canes, staying active with chair yoga or tai chi, and consulting doctors about medications, vision, hearing, and bone health. Continuous evaluation and addressing root causes prevent repeated falls.
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U.S
Cara McDermott
Duke University School of Medicine
McDermott
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Steven Harley Romero
South Elm Avenue
National Institute On Aging
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Pets
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Roswell Humane Society Dog of the
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Fefers
Henry
Rosa
Humane Society
N. Main St
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