Roswell Police Ran Active Gunman Training Program
The Roswell Police Department conducted an eight hour Active Gunman Training Program on Tuesday led by Deputy Police Chief Jody Scifres. The program originated in 1999 following the Columbine High School shootings in Littleton Colorado.
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Burglars Hit Four Homes In Early Thursday Run
A late week break in occurred when burglars hit four residences early Thursday. No injuries reported. Local investigators seek tips as residents assess damage and losses. A separate community feature highlights Rio Pecos Way n Walk event drawing crowds and a veteran finding a new home amid strong community support.
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Coyotes Rally Past Clovis 7 6 at Joe Bauman Stadium
Roswell’s Coyotes erased a 4-0 deficit with seven unanswered runs over the final five innings to topple 5A Clovis 7-6 Tuesday at Joe Bauman Stadium. A seventh inning single sealed the win for Roswell.
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Obituaries Highlight Carol Jean Jankus and Geraldine Coons
Obituary notices profile individuals including Carol Jean Jankus Geraldine C Coons and Paul Hutsell plus other local figures Flore Edith Seitz Onita Pearl Harrison Judy Lucero and Charles Randy Brown. Weather and page note appear incidental to announcement.
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Carol Jean Jankus
Paul Hutsell
Flore Edith Seitz
Onita Pearl Harrison
Judy Lucero
Geraldine C. Coons
Charles
Randy’ Brown
Baudelio Huerta
Roswell Wetlands Earn International Ramsar Designation
Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge and Bottomless Lakes State Park in Roswell receive Ramsar international designation. The ceremony, led by the U S Fish and Wildlife Service and New Mexico State Parks, marks New Mexico’s first Ramsar site and 29th in the United States acknowledging Roswell’s wetlands and wildlife areas.
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Bottomless Lakes State Park
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New Mexico
United States
Roswell
Chaves County
Joe Saenz
Bitter Lake
Joy Nicholopoulos
Florida Everglades
Brazil
Girl Scouts Crack Mystery at Desert Southwest Center
A playful report describes a case where two alien balloons were found "murdered" in the Girl Scouts Service Center kitchen during a movie night. Emily Russo Miller reports how scouts pursued clues in a whimsical local crime parody format.
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Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest
Pearce Discusses Timber Jobs Plan With Cloudcroft Residents
Congressman Steve Pearce met constituents in Cloudcroft to discuss new timber legislation aimed at revitalizing New Mexico timber jobs. He blamed federal over regulation for shrinking the industry over recent decades.
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Cloudcroft
Pearce
Bill would offer treatment to some drug offenders
Albuquerque Rep. Antonio Moe Maestas explains the Substance Abuse and Crime Prevention Act would divert 2,000 to 3,000 cases annually from New Mexico courts to treatment, saving about 18 million dollars and reducing repeat offenses. Sen. Richard Martinez adds treatment over incarceration benefits lives and lowers costs. measure would take effect July 1 if signed.
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Antonio “Moe” Maestas
New Mexico
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Richard Martinez
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Martinez
Despanola
Obama says Libya air operation to transition to NATO soon
President Obama announced the four day air assault in Libya will soon meet its aims by establishing a no fly zone and preventing civilian massacre. He expects non U.S. command to take over within days as allies debate mechanisms.
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FDA Halts Some Japan Food Imports After Nuclear Leak
The FDA will detain at entry dairy products and produce from the area around Japan's Fukushima Dai ichi plant after radiation leaks. Other Japan imports, including seafood, will be sold but undergo radiation screening.
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Washington
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Florida Roswell's alligators find new home after seizure
Two juvenile American alligators confiscated by the Chaves County Metro Narcotics Task Force during a search warrant were found new placement in Florida. Officers reported unsafe and unsanitary conditions, with 72 hour holding rules cited before transfer. The Roswell Humane Society and ABQ BioPark Zoo coordinated the final placement through the Animal Humane Association of New Mexico.
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Chaves County
Orlando Padilla
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Joseph Pacheco
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