Roswell Adult Center to remain closed amid pandemic
Roswell officials say the Roswell Adult Center at 807 N Missouri Ave will not close permanently and plans to reopen when safe. Center activities include dominoes yoga painting quilting and billiards with fall reopening hoped by Foundation president Carolyn Mitchell.
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Arrest Made After Albuquerque Statue Protest Shooting
A 31-year-old man, Stephen Ray Baca, was arrested on suspicion of aggravated battery with a deadly weapon after a shooting during a confrontation near the bronze Juan de Onate statue outside the Albuquerque Museum. Police say protesters attacked Baca as armed men protected the statue, prompting officials to remove it pending next steps.
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Lawmakers draft recovery bills for special NM session
Republican state lawmakers move three business oriented bills for the upcoming special session aimed at helping firms recover from coronavirus shutdowns and restrict orders. The session addresses an estimated 2.4 billion dollar deficit from oil gas downturn and pandemic efforts.
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NMSU ExxonMobil team up on produced water research
New Mexico State University signs an agreement with ExxonMobil to coordinate research on wastewater from oil and gas operations. Chancellor Dan Arvizu says the partnership will leverage university and industry expertise, with graduate students and postdocs participating. Pei Xu leads the effort and notes hands on industry exposure for students.
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New Mexico considers independent probes and policing reforms
Republican lawmakers push body cameras and chokehold bans as they prepare for a special session to rewrite the budget amid declining state income and potential policing and emergency election reforms. House minority leader Jim Townsend and Rod Montoya say most agencies already prohibit chokeholds. See PROBES, Page A3.
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