Mobile Consulate aids Mexican workers in Roswell
The Mobile Consulate visits nine New Mexico counties and three Texas counties offering banking, labor and crime avoidance guidance. It helps Mexican nationals send money home safely, know their rights, and learn injury and compensation procedures. Roswell hosts the service at the Boys' and Girls' Club with plans to return in November.
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Mexico
U.S
Cue Vega
Dairies
Roswell
New Mexico
Texas
el Paso
Navajo Energy Firm Expands Pipeline System Across NM and TX
Navajo expands crude and asphalt operations with 500 miles of new pipeline, 350000 barrels of tankage acquired from Fina in June 1998, and 2000 miles of pipeline across New Mexico and West Texas. The company operates terminal tanks in Albuquerque Artesia Moriarty Roswell Bloomfield and terminals in El Paso and Tucson. They are the largest New Mexico asphalt supplier, partners with Koch Materials and NK Asphalt Partners to market asphalt in Arizona.
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Plake
Lovington
Artesia
New Mexico
West Texas
Roswell
Navajo
Koch Materials Company
NK Asphalt Partners
Arizona
Roswell Hispano Chamber Honors Local Leaders and Groups
The Hispano Chamber of Commerce awarded Non-profit of the Year to Eastern New Mexico University Roswell and Corporation of the Year to Bank of America. Local media outlets KPSA Roswell Radio KRDD and others also received awards. Melissa Urban was elected president with a six year path to leadership and urged youth involvement and board meeting participation.
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Anderson-Bethany Funeral Home
Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell
Bank of America
Kpsa Radio
Roswell Radio
KRDD
Kbim Radio
Roswell Daily Record
Kobr-Tv
Kbim TV
Abbess
Ray Baca
Don
Melissa Urban
Urban
Chamber
Taxed Roswell proposes gross receipts levy for five years
A 0.125 percent gross receipts tax would raise the Roswell purchase rate from 6.5 to 6.625 percent, adding 13 cents on a $100 buy. Officials say the $800,000 annual gain would fund economic development for five years, with panels selecting projects for council approval. Town meetings are planned in July to explain the plan and gather public input.
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Roswell
Nunez
CCDF
Travis Kirkland
Kirkland
The
Chaves
County Development Foundation
Bill Pope
Hispano Chamber of Commerce
Abbess
Hispano Chamber
Roswell Chamber of Commerce
RHCCF
Fires spark and spread amid storms across northern New Mexico
Thunderstorms drenched some fires while lightning sparked new blazes across northern New Mexico on Saturday. The Trampas and Roybal complexes grew as crews battled seven fires with 650 personnel, 29 engines, four bulldozers, nine water tenders and seven helicopters. One spot fire near Jemez Springs expanded to 15 to 20 acres as firefighters worked to protect 100 homes and complete containment lines.
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New Mexico
Santa Fe National Forest
Trampas
Sangre de Cristos Mountains
Nancy Guerrero
Pecos
Rocinda
Guerrero
Paliza
Jemez Springs
Jim Whittington
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Bill Owen
Larry Fry
Avia Maria Center
St. John's Catholic Church
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Terry Topp
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Terry Todd
Washington
NEW Mexico Livestock Board
Goddard High School
Aang Aid
Rossco Oil Field Service and Supply Company
Star Road
Star RD
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Jean Gentry
Gateway
Dale Gentry
School of Wisdom
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