Roswell unions back mayoral candidate and four Council seats
The Roswell Police Officers Association endorses Bill Owen for mayor while the Roswell Firefighters Association backs Mario Reid. Both unions endorse Sherry Magee Ward I Tom Nickeloff Ward II Judy Stubbs Ward III Richard Taylor Ward IV, plus George Romero Ward V and Judge Hector Pineda for retention. Endorsements decided by votes. two-thirds for fire union.
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Judy Stubbs
Richard Taylor
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George Romero
Hector Pineda
Ralph Green
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Police Department
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Scott Douglass
Roswell
Lottery numbers posted for Roadrunner Cash Daily Millions and Lotto Texas
AP reports New Mexico Roadrunner Cash results with numbers 18 8 16 14 19 and top prize 15000. Daily Millions draw lists Red 2 6 White 10 20 Blue 1 7. Powerball numbers 4 26 41 45 49 with Powerball 6 and an estimated 10 million jackpot. Texas Lotto Texas draw numbers 12 28 29 38 46 50 with an estimated 12 million jackpot.
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Correction on King Ranch controlled burn spread
A correction notes that a Tuesday grass fire originated from a Monday controlled burn on the King Ranch and that the Daily Record was given incorrect information.
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Roswell Chamber Adds Three New Board Members
The Roswell Chamber of Commerce named Bill Armstrong Jr Roy Cahill and Doug Alarraz to its board to fill vacancies left by resignations. President Ron Miller welcomed the appointments as the chamber aims to grow Roswell’s economy and attract new businesses while noting past departures.
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Larry Jessen
Gerry Greathouse
Absentee Voting Surges in Roswell City Election Race
Roswell absentee voting increased with 1,001 applications for ballots. City Clerk Tim Stoessel lacked final tally but noted heavy activity in the last two voting days. Ward II accounted for about 420 applications as Councilor Tom Nickeloff faced challenger Stan Cros. Remaining ballots came from Ward I 110, Ward II 193, Ward IV 163, and Ward V 115.
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Tim Stoessel
Tom Nickeloff
Stan Crosby
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