Roswell council advances Spring River apartments and veterans cemetery plan
Roswell City Council moved ahead with two projects. The Spring River Luxury Apartments would receive a fee adjustment saving the developer about 62 500 and allow sewer water line extensions funded by 225 000 reallocated from a completed project. The Gen Douglas L McBride Roswell Veterans Cemetery master plan was restructured to use a 250 000 state grant to fund a gazebo drainage and sod work with additional projects likely funded by grants or donations.
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Oil survey from EDC warns of $30 million regional loss
Roswell Chaves County Economic Development Council surveyed seven sectors from Jan 25 to 28 on oil price impacts. If crude stays near $50 a barrel for two years the region could lose about $30 million in economic activity and face significant job and hours cuts, though officials urge not to panic.
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Defense calls New Mexico DA to be disqualified in APD shooting case
Lawyer says the APD shooting case could become a circus if Bernalillo County District Attorney Kari Brandenburg remains on the case. Brandenburg faces bribery-indictment questions over alleged reimbursements to burglary victims linked to her son, who is involved in theft cases.
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Xcel Energy plans 140 MW of new solar in New Mexico
Xcel Energy announces two long term power purchase agreements with NextEra Energy Resources to add 140 MW of photovoltaic solar capacity to its Texas New Mexico generation mix near Roswell. The projects await New Mexico Public Regulation Commission approval. timing depends on federal tax credits.
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Optimist clubs honor Roswell essay contest winners
The Noon and Sunrise Optimist clubs announce first place Kylie Stover second Clair Willden and third Briana Hodge for the international essay contest themed Optimism Should Be a Priority. Stover advances to a regional contest with New Mexico and south Texas entrants. A breakfast awards ceremony at Los Cerritos Mexican Restaurant March 25 will honor all three with medals readings and prizes.
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