House Husband Helps Youths In Roswell Reach 2000
Geduld, executive director of REACH 2000, aims to help Roswell youths and ensure their futures. A retired engineer turned community leader, he moved to Roswell in 1994 with Rohda to lead programs including a teen center and the UNITY Center, reflecting a long career in aerospace and engineering across New York, California, Albuquerque, Paris, Huntsville and Waco.
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Education access grows in hometown through guard armories
Senate Bill 251 creates a pilot program linking National Guard armories with state colleges and universities via fiber optic networks. The plan allows Roswell residents and others to take University of New Mexico courses locally while staying in their communities, with potential scholarships and guard member training ties.
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National Guard Armories
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Gary
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Fire damages abandoned seed and grain building
Flames engulfed the abandoned Mitchell Seed and Grain building at 206 E Eight St on Sunday night. Firefighters from four stations sprayed over 1,000 gallons per minute, contained the blaze, and evacuated the area due to light pesticide fumes. No injuries reported. cause and extent awaiting entry after fumes clear. The bowstring construction and snow damage contributed to collapse risk. The building, a longstanding landmark for farmers, had been slated for demolition.
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Smith
Radar upgrade to draw more planes to Roswell airport
Roswell Air Center is installing state of the art radar and weather computer upgrades that will allow the airport to handle 30 percent more traffic and expand coverage. FAA investigator Charles Solie says the system will improve management of military aircraft during local exercises, aiding a future return of Roving Sands and supporting commercial activity at the airport.
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