Cadets disciplined after Denny's disruption near UNITY Center
New Mexico Military Institute cadets involved in a minor disruption at a north Roswell Denny's and near the UNITY Center were disciplined. About 80 seniors were given free time after a formal dinner. a cigarette butt may have started a brush fire behind the runway. Police and fire officials found no malicious intent or active investigation, and cadets returned to campus by 9:30 p.m.
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New Mexico Military Institute
North Denny's
Unity Center
Maj
Nelson Miller
Miller
Denny's
Roswell
John Halverson
Halverson
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Pecos Trails bus stops seen as mostly working well
The Pecos Trails Transit director told the ADA Commission that new bus stops are generally accepted though some residents complain about distance from buildings or opposition to stops near homes. He noted stops were placed to avoid frequent in-block pulling overs while acknowledging walking a block may be needed.
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Pecos Trails Transit
Accessibility and Ada Commission
Paul Sorenson
Pecos Trails
Darel Devenport
Grass Fires Spread Across 2500 Acres North of Roswell
High winds fueled two grass fires about 8 miles apart along U S 285 north of Mesa, burning roughly 2 500 acres. Vaughn Fire Department contained one by 3 p m the other grew and required hours of work by multiple agencies including Bureau of Land Management State Forest Department Vaughn Ft Sumner Valley Sierra Berrendo and East Grand Plains volunteers. No structures burned and no cause yet determined.
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Roswell
Monte Baker
East Grand Plains
Celine Dion to be made an officer of Canada
Quebec singer Celine Dion earns the title of officer in the Order of Canada from Gov. Gen. Romeo LeBlanc. The honor recognizes citizenship and contributions that enrich peers, with insignia to be received May 1. Dion recently performed My Heart Will Go On at the Oscars.
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Celine Dion
Quebec
Order of Canada
Romeo LeBlanc
Dion
Demolition to start Monday on North Main block
The Building and Lands Committee announced demolition of the 400 block of North Main Street will begin Monday. Langford Tractor Work estimates two to three weeks. Mist will be sprayed to prevent dust and asbestos spread during demolition.
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North Main Street
Steve Henderson
Langford Tractor Work
William F. Brainerd
Roswell Convention and Civic Center
Spring River Foundation
Henderson
Civic Center
Roswell Museum and Art Center
Sherry Magee
Armstrong Construction
Texas Lottery Pick 3 Winning Numbers
Austin AP reports the Texas Lottery drawn on Thursday produced the Pick 3 numbers in order as 2 9 4. No further details on prizes or winners were provided.
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Texas Austin
Texas Lottery
Daily Millions
Des Moines
Iowa
Austin
Roswell Scene Corrects Boys and Girls Club Phone Number
The Daily Record notes a wrong contact number for the Boys and Girls Club appeared in the Roswell Scene about spring break activities. The correct phone number is 623-3196.
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Boys and Girls Club
The
Daily Record
Roswell
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