Former Desperate Housewives writer contradicts creator on Nicollette Sheridan firing
Lori Kirkland Baker testified that the creator did not decide to kill off Nicollette Sheridan four months before she claimed a boss struck her on set. The deposition is part of Sheridan’s wrongful termination suit against the show.
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Voters Defeat Tax and Three Incumbents in Local Race
In a decisive election outcome, voters reject the proposed tax measure and unseat three incumbent officials. A new owner assumes control of the local entity, rebrands to a new name, and fresh leadership takes the helm amid ongoing community concerns including environmental risks and public safety.
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Goddard toppled by Kirtland Central in 4A semifinal shock
In Albuquerque at The Pit Roswell and Goddard faced No. 9 Kirtland Central after Goddard had been favored to win. The top seed Goddard was upset 61-59 by the Broncos who improved to 18-10 and ended Roswell’s title run on Bob King Court.
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New Mexico offers veteran hiring tax break and bid preference
Gov Susana Martinez signed a law giving a $1000 tax credit for hiring veterans discharged within two years and a bidding preference for veteran owned firms on state and local contracts. The measures, part of a 30 day session, run through 2016 and aim to boost veteran job growth.
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Martinez Signs Kintigh Bill Expands Retirement Contribution
Gov Susana Martinez signed the Kintigh bill during the 2012 regular session after it passed the House 56 to 10 and the Senate 38 to 0. The measure raises the legislative retirement contribution from 500 to 600 dollars annually and completes a 20 day signing period amid a slate of last actions.
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El Capitan students honor Roswell Fire Department at assembly
El Capitan Elementary hosted a monthly Character Counts assembly in Roswell. Roswell High School Trash Can Band performed percussion pieces as second graders sang the Fire Fighting Team Song to the visiting firefighters, highlighting civic service.
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Regional voters pick ins in Artesia and nearby towns
Tuesday elections across Artesia Dexter Hagerman Lake Arthur and Rui doso brought new and returning councilmembers and a municipal judge. District results include Manuel Madrid Jr defeating Manuel Bargan 329 to 148 in District 1 and Nora Sanchez gaining re election 188 to 89 in District 2. Jeff Youtsey won District 3 227 to 206 and William Rogers beat Beverly Sweatt 269 to 57 in District 4. Municipal judge Richard Martinez won 699 votes with Luis Florez 601 and write in Don Rindahl 65. incumbent Kay Kiper did not seek re election.
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Sprint service outage prompts PRC complaints in New Mexico
About 100 complaints from Roswell Hobbs and Artesia residents reach the Public Regulation Commission Consumer Relations Division over a Sprint line from El Paso to Roswell. Sprint aims to fix the fault soon with no set restoration date and will credit affected bills. Upgrades include two Roswell towers this month and two more by August.
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Romney extends delegate lead as Santorum Gingrich cling to race
Romney wins six delegates on Super Tuesday giving him over 200 delegates and 55 percent of those at stake. At this pace he won’t reach 1,144 needed for nomination until summer, leaving Santorum and Gingrich room to try to close the gap ahead of the convention.
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Massive solar storm heads toward Earth and auroras may appear
A huge solar storm, the largest in five years, accelerates toward Earth after a flare. It could disrupt grids, flights, satellites, and GPS, especially in northern regions, while potentially triggering vivid auroras far from the poles. The event follows a period of quiet solar activity.
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