Autopsy Finds Man Died By Own Action In Roswell Police Incident
The New Mexico Office of the Medical Investigator concluded Shayne Romero 30 of Peralta died Feb 15 from a contact gunshot wound to the head with soot evidence and no bullet in the body. He had 0.46 mg/L methamphetamine in his blood after a motel parking lot pursuit with Roswell police.
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Coroner's 1908 Garrett Billy the Kid report unveiled
Doña Ana County New Mexico publicly presented a coroner’s jury report on the 1908 Pat Garrett shooting death of Billy the Kid. Signed by six men, the cursive document was found last year in the clerk vault and shown to about 150 attendees at the Government Center with Susannah Garrett among the guests.
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Hailstorm repairs require permits warns Chaves County official
Chaves County Public Services Director Bill Williams urged property owners and contractors to obtain permits before major work after mid May hail damage. The county has issued 10 roofing permits in two weeks, triple the usual amount, with more expected. City of Roswell has issued 315 roofing permits this month, and both jurisdictions can double fees for unpermitted work. Inspectors patrol to ensure compliance amid limited county staff.
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New Mexico Court to Review Gov. Martinez Vetoes
A New Mexico district court will decide if 10 vetoed bills by Gov. Susana Martinez should become law despite her explanation gaps. Lawmakers argue written explanations are required by the state Constitution, while Martinez maintains the vetoes stand. The bills include math credit changes for computer science and an industrial hemp research program.
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Its a Girls Thing camp helps Roswell sixth graders
Mary Colby and Wendy Taylor of CASA launch a free camp for all girls entering sixth grade in Roswell. The program arises from CASA Girls Circle, a curriculum for 12 to 18 year olds, aiming to ease the transition to middle school.
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Civic Servants reliving due Connnnwmm Girls Circle program
The Girls Circle leadership program for ages 12 to 18 runs 12 weeks year round. Interested participants have their numbers recorded and are called when registration opens. Each group grows bonds and tailors lessons to current needs with a focus on topics chosen by the group.
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Girls camp eases transition to middle school for sixth graders
Civic note describes a girls camp helping sixth graders feel less uneasy about entering middle school. Zia the CASA dog joined last year’s participants for comfort and encouragement.
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