Roswell council keeps six polling sites for 2020 election
Roswell City Council approves six polling locations for the 2020 Municipal Officers Election with an option for a seventh. An amendment to add the Boys and Girls Club as the seventh polling place failed 8 to 2, while the resolution passing to set locations carried 9 to 1.
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Roswell
Roswell Convention & Civic Center
Sharon Coll
Basset Auditorium
Roswell Museum and Art Center
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Church of Christ
West Country Club Road
Waymaker Church
Chaves County
Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell
George Peterson
Boys & Girls Club
S. Garden Ave
Juan Oropesa
Oropesa
Peterson
Coll
NMMI regents approve $12 million in bond sales
New Mexico Military Institute wins board approval for two bond issues totaling about 12 million dollars to renovate Cahoon Hall gym area and fund an energy performance upgrade. CFO Col. Judy Scharmer says debt service structure provides flexibility while energy savings cover debt. Bonds issued on private market to reduce costs, first series 2019 up to 5.3 million over 20 years for Cahoon Armory renovations and electrical upgrades.
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New Mexico Military Institute
NMMI
Col
Judy Scharmer
New Mexico Finance Authority
Ing
Nmmi Board of Regents
Scharmer
Cahoon Hall
Cahoon Armory
Cahoon
New Mexico Military Institute Board of Regents
Burglary at Roswell Church Claims Air Conditioner and Speaker
Police report a Saturday burglary at St. Paul’s Community Church of God in Christ 300 East McGaffey Street Roswell. Intruder entered via a window, stole a $300 air conditioner and a $300 big box speaker, seen on church security video. pastor Raymond Beachum said the alarm triggered before a deacon arrived.
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Roswell
St. Paul's Community Church of God In Christ
East McGaffey Street
Raymond Beachum
Clovis
Beachum
Alex Ross
St. Paul’s Community Church of God In Christ
McGaffey Street
Wilder tactics boost Mexican gray wolf genetics via fostered pups
U S officials report 12 pups fostered to wild packs along the New Mexico Arizona line this breeding season. Biologists say timing mattered as captive and wild litters near simultaneously to improve survival and genetic diversity for the endangered species. Since 2014 the program has moved 30 pups, showing fostered pups survive as well as wild born.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Arizona
U.S
Maggie Dwire
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Southwest
New Mexico-Arizona
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