Last U.S. WWI veteran Frank Buckles dies in Morgantown
In Morgantown West Virginia Frank Buckles the last surviving U S World War I veteran has died. He outlived all others who served in the conflict earning the title humble patriot and serving as the final torchbearer for WWI memory.
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Morgantown
W.va
Frank Buckles
Detour mud on roadway as wreck injures walker
A recent car crash injures a pedestrian as a muddy detour road condition affects travel. Officials warn drivers and advise caution while local crews assess the scene and traffic flow near the incident. The state may reimburse or cover testing material costs related to road work.
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Sage
Avondale Race Barking Finish Earns Gordon Win
Jeff Gordon yelled over the radio after a late burnout as he declared victory over Kyle Busch. The page also notes no obituaries today March 1 and shows a forecast for Hich .82 and Low .32.
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Avondale, Ariz
Jeff Gordon
Kintigh's curfew bill tabled in committee
Rep. Dennis Kintigh's measure to let towns set minor curfews was tabled by the House Judiciary Committee 11-4. Mayor Del Jurney urged action while some Republicans opposed on constitutional grounds. The bill would have let local governments decide to enact night and after school curfews for youths.
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House
Dennis Kintigh
Roswell
House Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Committee
del Jurney
Roundhouse
Roswell Man Improves After Friday Shooting and Stabbing
Kenneth Brooks, 67, was found wounded in a second floor apartment on North Missouri Avenue after a reported 9:30 p m Friday incident. He was shot and stabbed. doctors upgraded his condition from critical to serious as investigators pursue two listed suspects with no arrests yet.
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Roswell
Missouri Avenue
Kenneth Brooks
Brooks
APD
Travis Holley
Holley
Lea County grass fire scorches nearly seventy thousand acres
Roswell Fire Department and county agencies tackled a large Lea County grass fire that blackened about 64 900 acres. The blaze stretched roughly 40 miles and was contained around 11 30 p m Sunday with six homes reported endangered earlier. No known structures were destroyed.
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Roswell
Lea County
Dan Ware
New Mexico State Forestry
Roswell Theatre Home Vandalized Twice in One Week
Roswell Community Little Theatre on 1717 S Union Ave suffered two vandalism incidents in under a week. Patti Stacy, president, described windows broken in the projection room a shattered exit lamp and furniture moved in the first break. Water damage followed before a second break was discovered during an insurance inspection.
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Roswell Community Little Theatre
S. Union Avenue
Roswell Police Department
Patti Stacy
Las Cruces businessman pursues U.S. Senate seat in New Mexico
Greg Sowards a Las Cruces entrepreneur launches a third bid for Congress aiming to push power from Washington and restore constitutional limits. A Republican libertarian-leaning candidate, he hosts outreach in Roswell and profiles himself as a non professional politician. He cites Tea Party support and notes his veteran background along with five Las Cruces day care centers.
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Roswell
U.S. Capitol
Greg Sewards
Las Cruces
Congress
Washington
Jeff Bingaman
D-N.m
Sowards
Sewards
Republic
New Mexico Military Institute
University of New Mexico
Brigham Young University
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