Roswell Community Little Theatre Delivers Hit I Love You Now Change
Roswell's RCLT stage debut of I Love You You're Perfect Now Change drew crowds last weekend. Four actors Summer Souza Julie Washichek Zach Fuller Tony Souza showcase rapid character shifts in a mature comedy about dating marriage and family. Audiences praised the cast director Tony Souza with many lining up afterward to commend the performance and voice work. Remaining performances are March 25 26 at 730 p.m. and March 27 at 2 p.m. Tickets online at roswelltheatre com or by calling 575-622-1982.
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Julie Washichek
Zach Fuller
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Fuller
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Rdrnews.com
Skywarn storm-spotter classes planned in Roswell area
Roswell Chaves Emergency Management and Pecos Valley Amateur Radio Club offer free Skywarn storm-spotter training at New Mexico Military Institute Daniels Center on March 30. Two 2 hour sessions 1 30 p.m. and 6 p.m. no registration or charge, call 624 6740 for details.
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Karen Sanders
Roswell store sale to United Supermarkets draws mixed reactions
Store Lawrence says the sale to United Supermarkets could benefit employees with interviews and possible hires. Roswell customers react with nostalgia and caution as Lawrence Bros. stores reopen under Albertsons while Texas locations join United or Super Saver Foods.
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Roswell UFO museum theft destroys famous display and prompts replacement plan
Roswell's UFO museum president Jack Swickard says the fiberglass space saucer outside the building was stolen after being damaged in Winter Storm Goliath. Surveillance shows three men loading it into a red King cab pickup. pieces were later found in a west ditch. The museum plans a replacement and an unveiling party once a new saucer is built. Swickard urges prosecuting the theft and making offenders cover replacement costs.
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New Mexico Solar Tax Credit Faces Extension Battle
State lawmakers debate extending the solar tax credit as New Mexico reports about 1,900 solar jobs and $191 million invested in residential systems since 2008. Officials say ending the credit could curb private investment and risk job growth, while opponents argue the subsidy mainly benefits homeowners.
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Ing
Stewart
Jim Townsend
Artesia
Regina Wheeler
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