Second dairy worker convicted of abuse in New Mexico cases
Cesar Morales-Iniguez 21 of Roswell pled no contest to three misdemeanor cruelty counts after an undercover probe at the former Winchester Dairy. He received concurrent 364 day sentences suspended on probation and $165 in fines. A related case involves Jose Luis Zuniga-Lira and two other Artesia men still pending.
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Midway
Chaves County
U.S
Cesar Morales-Iniguez
Roswell
Fifth Judicial District
Ken Riggs
Morales-Iniguez
Riggs
Jose Luis Zuniga-Lira
Zuniga-Lira
Artesia
Jesus Espinoza
Stephen Troublefield
Winchester Dairy
Espinoza
Troublefield
Mercy For
Intrepid Potash Cuts Jobs as Prices Sink in New Mexico
Intrepid Potash Inc. laid off more than 30 workers at its Carlsbad mine as prices for potash fall, threatening loan covenants noted after a third straight quarterly loss. CEO Bob Jornayvaz said the company aims to survive as a smaller, more profitable operation while negotiating with lenders. The mine opened in 2015 and is part of a regional network in Eddy County.
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Hobbs, N.M
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Intrepid Potash Inc
Hobbs New-Sun
Bob Jornayvaz
Jornayvaz
U.S
Eddy County
U.S. Farm
Roswell Daily Record Celebrates 125 Years With Open House
The Roswell Daily Record marks 125 years since 1891 and hosts a Business After Hours open house from 5 to 7 p.m. at 2301 N Main St. The event features tours, giveaways, prizes, hors d oeuvres from Peppers Grill & Bar, coffee from Stellar Coffee Co, and a birthday cake from Mama Tucker's Donut & Cake Shop.
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Roswell Daily Record
Roswell
N. Main St
Peppers Grill & Bar
Stellar Coffee Co
Mama Tucker
RDR
Feds plan more Mexican gray wolf reintroductions this summer
At the Natural History of the Gila Symposium in Silver City, federal officials announced added wolf releases for the Gila National Forest in the coming months. The Mexican gray wolf recovery, though gaining numbers, faces genetic diversity concerns and several deaths in the latest survey.
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Silver City
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Gila
Gila National Forest
Sible
Interstate 40
U.S./Mexico
Arizona
New Mexico
Grant County
Rabid Skunk Triggers Rabies Warning Near Fort Sumner
New Mexico health officials urge De Baca County residents to vaccinate pets and livestock after a Fort Sumner area skunk tested positive for rabies. The incident, tied to a daytime attack on local resident Jerry Webb, marks De Baca County's first rabies-positive skunk since 1966, with a prior county rabies case in 1974 a bat.
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Fort Sumner
New Mexico
Department of Health
de Baca
Fort Summer
Jerry “Pork Chop” Webb
de Baca County
Webb
New Mexico Department of Health
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Winchester
Mercy For Animals
Nathan Runkle
Jeff Tucker Photo
Steve Henderson
Carol
E.J. Fouratt
Henderson
Jeanine Corn Best
Barry Foster
Juan Oropesa
Savino Sanchez Jr
Lou J. Mallion
Roswell Convention & Civic Center
Feds
I-40
FWS
Topay
Jesse Merrick Wadsworth
SKUNK
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Aneennenee
Financial Nation
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