Five Thousand Dollar Digital Billboard Damaged in Roswell
Police report a $5,000 digital billboard vandalized on North Main Street Roswell around 11 43 p m on June 17. The Roswell Police Department notes public records and arrests include Erin Delaynie Brooks for DUI on June 12, Jeremy Richard Sena for possession of controlled substances, Angel Romualdo Perez for drugs, and Luis Vale for DUI on various June times and locations.
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North Main Street
Erin Delaynie Brooks
West Second Street
Jeremy Richard Sena
Atkinson Avenue
Angel Romualdo-Perez
Main Street
Luis Vale
South Union Avenue
Michael Lombardo
Leeann Espinoza
East Albuquerque Street
Bill Ray Castillo
Police report June crimes and thefts in Roswell area
The Roswell Police log lists multiple incidents from June including aggravated driving under the influence, unlawful taking of vehicles, criminal damage to property, larceny from buildings, burglaries, and stolen items such as a handgun, a 2004 Dodge Stratus, a 2017 GMC Canyon, a TV, a camera, and a computer setup. Several suspects faced charges or referrals in connections to these events.
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West Summit Street
Tuff Billy John Brazeal
South Atkinson Avenue
Anthony Lee Bradley
South Kansas Avenue
Ben Brennan
North Lea Avenue
Jordan Ryan Delacruz
Andrew Ernest Lujan
East Deming Street
Gustavo Antonio Ramirez
South Ohio
North Sycamore Avenue
North Main Street
South Main Street
Roswell
West Tilden Street
South Ohio Avenue
PPP changes fuel New Mexico business push to apply
State officials urge small firms to apply for SBA PPP amid new Flexibility Act rules. With a June 30 deadline looming and 129 billion dollars still available nationwide, borrowers gain December 31 headcount restoration and reduced payroll requirement. Extensions to six and 24 weeks and five year loan terms aid hospitality, gyms, and restaurants under COVID restrictions.
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U.S. Small Business Administration
SBA
New Mexico Economic Development
New Mexico
Alicia Keyes
U.S
Martin Heinrich
Tom Udall
John Garcia
Russell Wyrick
Small Business Development Center
SBDC
Sba.gov
Gonm.biz
Nmsbdc.org
State official warns against relaxing despite virus decline
New Mexico Health Secretary David Scrase cautions that the improving trend does not erase danger from COVID-19. He attributes progress to social distancing and masks, notes asymptomatic cases, and says vaccination levels will shape reopening. City plans playground safety measures for Father's Day.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Human Services
David Scrase
Scrase
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Association of Commerce and Industry
Local Chambers of Commerce
Free drive through COVID testing in Roswell today
Free drive through testing is offered 9 a.m. to noon at Friendship Missionary Baptist Church 1220 S Johnson Rd Roswell. Vehicle limit three. For details contact the church 936-433-7897 Sonya Morning Smith NM Department of Health 505-372-8710 or the Office of African American Affairs 505-383-6222.
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Roswell
New Mexico Department of Health
New Mexico Office of
Baptist Church
S. Johnson Road
Sonya Morning Smith
The
Office of African American Affairs
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