Roswell Opens New Recreation Center Under Marcus Gallegos
Marcus Gallegos introduces himself as Roswell's new recreation manager guiding a long effort to open the 1402 W College Blvd facility. The center aims for a July 1 opening with tours free, while daily fees or memberships apply for pool and facilities use. Port-a-potty logistics and public participation notes are discussed alongside soft ball complex netting plans and Rui doso rideshare viability.
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Roswell Opens New Recreation and Aquatic Center
Roswell hosts grand opening for the Roswell Recreation and Aquatic Center at 1402 W. College Blvd with a 10 a.m. doors opening and 10:15 a.m. ceremony led by Mayor Dennis Kintigh. Free tours, giveaways, hot dogs, and a raffle for a one year family membership accompany public first-day access from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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County officials urge border checkpoints reopen to curb trafficking
Chaves County commissioners call for reopening New Mexico and West Texas border checkpoints citing safety, drug trafficking and asylum issues. The board wary of using county resources for relocations and asks federal aid while noting cooperation with Homeland Security and ICE. A pending 4.6 billion border aid package and FEMA funding may reimburse local responders.
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Titan drone mission targets 2034 Titan arrival and dunes landings
NASA officials outline a 2026 launch for a Titan lander with a 2034 arrival to study dune and crater surfaces. Development cost is capped around 850 million dollars. Lori Glaze notes Titan may host life ingredients while Elizabeth Turtle leads the Johns Hopkins APL team. Cassini-Huygens last studied Titan in 2017 after Cassini ended its Saturn mission.
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