Kintigh Sworn In as Roswell Mayor and Council Begin Tours of Duty
Mayor Dennis Kintigh and five city councilors were sworn in at the convention center in Roswell with local officials and family present. Kintigh pledged action and a serious start to serving citizens, thanking his wife and former mayor Bill Owen as he began his term. The ceremony underscored a new leadership phase for Roswell.
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Trial begins for wreck that killed mother and son
The jury trial of Joel Cordoba-Lopez opens in New Mexico court on two counts of vehicular homicide and related charges. Prosecutors say he struck Mandy Miranda and her son Joe Alvarez on August 5 2012 at Brasher Road and Main Street in Roswell, while the defense asserts it was a tragic accident with little time to react.
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Artesia Man Dies In Rollover Crash Near Dexter
An Artesia man, Rodrigo Ceniseros-Gurrola, 21, died in a 5:34 a.m. rollover on New Mexico State Road 2 near Cherokee Road south of Dexter. His 2008 GMC Sierra left the roadway, struck a light post, caused power outages for about six hours affecting 351 homes, and he was not wearing a seatbelt. Alcohol is suspected as a contributing factor. he was pronounced dead at the scene by the Office of the Medical Investigator.
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Exchange denies insurers access to poor residents data
The New Mexico Health Insurance Exchange says personal information of thousands of poor residents is proprietary and cannot be shared with commercial insurers. Carrier interest focused on direct outreach to boost enrollment as open enrollment nears March 31.
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Workers prepare to reenter WIPP after radiation leak
The Labor government and WIPP operators plan to allow trained workers back inside the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant weeks after more than a dozen employees were exposed to low radiation levels. The plant has been shut since February after a truck fire and a subsequent radiation alarm. Crews tested air intake and salt shaft, logging data with sealed, protective equipment, with no radioactive contamination detected yet.
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