Fireworks bans and options shift among New Mexico cities
State officials discuss how cities can ban or limit fireworks under local police powers and drought conditions. Forester rules restrict nonmunicipal lands while municipalities weigh full bans. legal risk and authority questions loom as New Mexico towns respond.
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Bogey Hearing Set for Roswell Case Involving Child Death
A hearing is scheduled today for former Roswell resident Bogey who taught in Por tales and briefly worked as an elementary teacher in 2000. The case also involves Teri Bogey, the deceased child's adopted grandparent, who remains at large and is indicted for child abuse by causing death or bodily harm. Grace Bogey, who attended Sunset Preschool in Roswell, died on September 2 2000 at ENMMC from injuries allegedly due to abuse.
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Stone Reveals Spielberg Request and Fourth of July Roswell Visit
Actress Dee Wallace Stone recalls a suggested bed sheet scene in a Spielberg film deemed inappropriate for a family movie. She headlines Roswell on July 4 for the UFO Festival with husband Chris and daughter Gabby, celebrating the 1947 incident and her busy acting career.
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Roswell Police Chief Campbell to retire after 30 years
Campbell announces nearing three decades in law enforcement since 1973 and plans to move to Albuquerque. Subordinates praise his leadership, noting Roswell police are among New Mexico's best. City to begin search for a replacement later this year.
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Invertebrate Study Tracks Bitter Lake NWR Contamination
The survey monitors nine Bitter Lake NWR sites for groundwater contamination and depletion, habitat changes, and oil and gas exploration effects. Four invertebrate species, all on the state endangered list, are tracked alongside water quality and temperature data.
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Ninth Circuit ruling on pledge case sparks Capitol Hill backlash
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the phrase under God in the pledge may endorse monotheism. Lawmakers denounced the decision as political correctness run amok while protests and a pledge recitation occurred on Capitol steps. The case by Michael A. Newdow centers on his Sacramento daughter in Elk Grove.
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