Women’s Project honors six local women in Roswell
Six Roswell women were honored Tuesday by the United Way of Chaves County Women’s Project at Antigua Coci na Mexicana. Recipients include Claire Chase, Juliana Halvorson, Amanda Mason, Susan Sanchez, Kelly Smith, and Barbara Yehl for achievements in oil and gas, humanitarian service, entrepreneurship, education, community volunteering, and new support programs for mothers and foster families.
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Chaves County
Claire Chase
Juliana Halvorson
Amanda Mason
Susan Sanchez
Kelly Smith
Barbara Yehl
Chase
Roswell
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Upward Bound program assists ENMU Roswell students
Eastern New Mexico University Roswell runs a six week Upward Bound program through July 12 with about 50 high school students taking courses in math science German English and career exploration. Four Bridge students recently graduated high school and are bridging to higher education.
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Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell
Upward Bound
U.S. Department of Education
Controversial telescope to rise atop Mauna Kea
Hawaii officials announced the Thirty Meter Telescope project will proceed on Mauna Kea with a $1.4 billion instrument. Gov. Ige said construction may begin this summer despite protests and a state Supreme Court ruling upholding permits. A night solstice ceremony and arrestees framed the day's contentious events as police restricted access to the summit.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
David Ige
Ige
Mauna Kea
Kealoha Pisciotta
Department of Land and Natural Resources
Big Island
Pisciotta
State Attorney General's Office
Harry Kim
Clare Connors
State Supreme Court
Connors
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