Roswell hosts Seuss literacy day for kids across communities
The Roswell Public Library and local sponsors promote reading with a Seuss themed event. Families enjoy bookmark making with Dr. Seuss book motifs, a Cat in the Hat photo op, and audio readings. Attendees sign up for library cards and join in activities as educators praise literacy outreach.
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Obama warns Iran strike option amid Israel tensions
Obama tells The Atlantic that both Iran and Israel know the United States could act if Iran seeks a nuclear weapon. He stresses no bluff and signals possible military options alongside sanctions and diplomacy, as Israeli leaders weigh a possible strike. Netanyahu argues Israel will defend itself if needed.
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Break-in Attempt Damages Doors on West 11th Street
Police respond to the 500 block of West 11th Street after a resident reports an attempted break in. Investigators found broken wood inside the home with $250 in door damages. No missing items reported. A second call on Thursday involved a drive by shooting at the 500 block of East Fourth Street.
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Gunfire damages home. shell casings found near ENMMC area
A dawn incident reports gunfire around 2:20 a.m. with three spent shell casings located nearby. One house was struck three times and a fence twice. Fraud cases involve ENMMC bank accounts and unauthorized transfers, totaling over five thousand dollars. A break-in at Berrengo Auto saw glass entry and stereo items stolen. Crime Stoppers urges tips at 888-594-TIPS with possible rewards.
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Read Across America brings Dr Seuss to local students
Community observers praise Read Across America for linking leaders, teachers, students, and local media in a day of reading. Participants include Perez Hunt Peralta Bolivar and radio staff reading Seuss titles to inspire literacy and life skills among children.
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Roswell veteran and educator Fairfield’s long life of service
Fairfield taught in New Mexico schools from the 1950s, moved to Encino and Roswell, taught math at RHS for 16 years, and retired in 1979. He drove veterans to Albuquerque hospitals, logging over 100000 miles in a DAV Astro van, helped build Veterans Memorial Hall, and remains active in golf at age 90.
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Albuquerque
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Judge declines delay for Sunland Park mayoral election
Las Cruces state district judge Susan Riedel rejected Dona Ana County DA Amy Orlando’s bid to halt the Sunland Park mayoral vote citing lack of irreparable harm. Secretary of State Dianna Duran reported voting irregularities including El Paso residents voting and ballot misdelivery amid weeks of raids, arrests, and an upcoming election.
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Las Cruces
Sunland Park
Secretary of State
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Dona Ana
Amy Orlando Friday
Orlando
Dianna Duran
Texas
el Paso
Sunland Park City
Farmington
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