Roswell Fixes Trash Delays. Schedule Remains By Zone
The City of Roswell says the Solid Waste Department has corrected delays and omissions in trash pickup from the past weeks. All routes should be up to date this week with the same Monday Thursday south side and Tuesday Friday north side schedule. Citizens should place containers at 6 a.m. on collection days. For details call 575 624 6746 or use the FixIT form at roswell rm gov Fix-It.
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New Mexico Flags Hoisted Half Staff for Juneteenth
Governor Lujan Grisham orders state flags at half staff through sundown Saturday in observance of Juneteenth. The observance marks June 19, 1865, when enslaved people learned they were free in Texas. A statewide celebration goes live online at noon Saturday with music and dance.
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No New Local COVID-19 Cases in Chaves County Thursday
New Mexico reports 94 additional COVID-19 cases statewide bringing total to 10 153. Four deaths raise state tally to 456, mostly seniors, with 157 people hospitalized and 4 439 recovered. Chaves County records 61 cases with 30 recovered and 5 188 tests conducted statewide.
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Juneteenth program highlighted by Roswell resident
Helen Wakefield of Roswell spoke about Juneteenth and its significance as a long struggle toward truth and justice. The article notes national recognition since 1865, ongoing efforts to secure a federal holiday, and local events tied to Black History Month and community education.
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NMSU maps fall return plan amid COVID measures
New Mexico State University outlines steps for a fall campus return with 25 to 50 percent staffing, health and safety modifications, and mandatory student training. A virtual town hall will seek feedback as updates adapt to evolving knowledge and practices.
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