Best buildings chosen in 2002 NM contest winners announced
The New Mexico Building Branch honors top projects including the Library Archives and Records Center in Santa Fe the Lodge at Chama and Montezuma Castle near Las Vegas. Awards cover exteriors interiors and renovations with 40 nominees statewide.
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Albuquerque
State Library Archives and Records Center
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Las Vegas
Library Archives and Records Center
Chama
Montezuma Castle
Associated General Contractors
New Mexico Business Journal
State Library
de la Torre Architects of
Dean Krueger and Associates of
Jaynes Corp
Gerald A. Martin
Armand Hammer United World College of the American West
Einhorn Yaffee Prescott
Albany
N.Y
Bradbury Stamm Construction
Franken Construction Co
Espanola
del Norte Credit Union
Los Alamos Research Park
New Mexico Veterans’ Memorial Visitor Center
Peace Rose Garden
Public Service Company of New Mexico
New Mexico Mutual Group
San Juan Health and Human
Court denies new trial in Montoya murder case
New Mexico Court of Appeals rules unanimously that twin brother Jeremy Montoya’s recanted testimony and polygraph result do not merit a new trial for Joseph Montoya, convicted of second degree murder in the 1999 Las Cruces shooting after a NM State University football game. The court found the alleged new evidence not credible and did not meet legal standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
State Court of Appeals
Las Cruces
Joseph Montoya
Roswell
Robert Williams
New Mexico State University
Montoya
Jeremy
NMSU
Joseph
Williams
Montoya Brothers
Dona Ana
Fire plane crash and Nevada wildfire near Walker
A plane crash near Walker Sporting Goods Mobile Home Park drew a news crew and residents as a red retardant plume lit the sky. The ensuing Humbolt Toiyabe forest fire, blamed on human causes, expanded from 6,500 to over 10,000 acres with 671 firefighters battling it and 400 evacuees returning home.
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Reno
Kolo-Tv
Walker Sporting Goods
Humbolt-Toiyabe National Forest
Hardy
Roswell earns All-America City honors with community programs
The selection highlighted three projects the Roswell community demonstrated: youth dental program aided by Medicaid, Dress for Success supplying school uniforms, and Incidentally Roswell promoting tourism and business growth linked to the alien phenomenon.
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Munity
Roswell
Stubbs
Robert Cobos
Mesa Middle School
Mesa
Supreme Court affirm rights of door to door ministry
The ruling extends First Amendment protection to door to door canvassing for religious purposes and rejects requiring a permit with names. Justices note historic World War II era values and protect anonymous rhetoric in public ministry outreach. Church spokesman Polidoro cites eight justices backing a narrowly drawn law to regulate entry on private property.
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Paul Polidoro
Supreme Court
Stevens
Stratton
Frank Bruzzese
Jehovah's Witnesses
City funds used for high school prom purchases review continues
Roswell officials investigated Recreation Department purchases totaling about 2400 for prom sets and equipment, with 1037 dollars in city funds used for the event and 1800 in in kind contributions balancing the books. The case raises questions about approval authority and policy changes to prevent future occurrences.
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Ed Hoggard
Roswell
Larry Fry
Recreation Department
Fry
Hoggard
Kim Elliot
Elliot
Heidi Sims
GHS
Thompson
Rutledge
Pauline Ponce
Ponce
South Garden
South Union
Alameda
Santa Fe
City Hall
Chaves County
Hagerman
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Lynn Pickard
National Interagency Fire Center
Boise
Idaho
Dan McCall
Alei
CNN Sre
Yosemite National Park
Walker
Calif
International Ufo Museum and Research Center
National Civic League
Kansas City
Tuscaloosa-Northport
Alabama
Anchorage
Alaska
Fountain
Colo
Elgin
Ill
Buffalo- Niagra
New York
Huntington
Wescalo
Texas
Hampton
Everett
Wash
Record.com
Unitedway.org
Intimen
Roswell-Record.com
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