Refuges Biologist Montgomery Recognized For Crane and Tern Work
Biologist Montgomery of Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge in New Mexico has long monitored sandhill cranes and least terns, led wildlife counts, and conducted small mammal surveys. He received the Conservation Award in 1996 and Volunteer of the Year in 2003, with a long career including teaching at New Mexico Military Institute and a family rooted in Roswell.
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Public safety, wolf recovery policy drawn into debate
Critics urge Congress to delist the Mexican wolf and shift protection back to New Mexico citing failures of the current reintroduction program and calls for clearer accountability. In Albuquerque a drive by shooting left a juvenile dead as police seek a suspect outside a local club.
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Roswell official discusses growth plans and political ad rules
The interview covers economic growth on Roswell’s west side, a master development near the old airport property, and a Spring River apartment project with 256 units. It also criticizes a city ban on false political advertising and reflects on running for re election plans and health factors.
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