Public Hearing On Spring River Trail Lighting Project
City of Roswell invites residents to a 6 p.m. Design Public Hearing at the Convention Center Nancy Lopez Room to discuss the Spring River Trail Lighting Project. The project funds solar lighting from Riverside Drive toward Nevada Avenue funded by NMDOT. Written comments are due by March 14 to City Engineer Louis Najar.
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Convention Center
N. Main St
Nancy Lopez
Roswell
Spring River Trail
Riverside Drive
Nevada Avenue
New Mexico State
Highway and Transportation Department
NMDOT
Louis Najar
P.O. Box
L.najar
Roswell-Mn
Roswell councilors to be sworn in at convention center
Kintigh states candidates received funding before filing and urges rewriting the city finance contributions ordinance. Newly elected City Councilors, including Kintigh, will be sworn in at 5 pm Monday at the Roswell Convention and Civic Center.
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Bly
Kintigh
Roswell Convention and Civic Center
DHS and Fishers memo reiterate use-of-force standards for agents
The lcy guideline and Fisher directive stress deadly force only if no safer option exists. DHS releases policies for CBP and ICE, easing no restrictions but urging alternatives. Civil liberties group calls the Fisher memo weak while agents union says it reflects current policy and emphasizes training and instincts.
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Lcy
Fisher
Department of Homeland Security
U.S. Customs and Border Protection and
Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Chris Rickerd
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Washington
National Border Patrol Council
Union For Agents
Shawn Moran
McTeacher night raises funds for local school
Educators, students and parents joined a McDonald’s event to raise money for a designated school cause. McTeacher’s Night drew 212 drive thru customers and 31 staff, with teachers working alongside regular employees and a Cat in the Hat appearance adding Seuss themed fun.
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McDonald's
McDonaldseducates
Ryan
Nic Snowberger
South McDonald's
Snowberger
Courthouse Dogs Train as Courtroom Allies For Victims
Facility dogs go through multi stage training to endure varied handlers and settings from schools to courthouses. They assist crime victims, often children, spending hours weekly with clients and developing a shared nonverbal language with their handlers. Positive reinforcement guides their behavior while the selection includes multiple interviews.
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Rickerd
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Janetta Hicks
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Sirloin
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