Judge rules Campbell competent to stand trial in school shooting
District Judge Freddie Romero ruled 12-year-old Mason Campbell competent to assist his defense and stand trial for the Berrendo Middle School shooting. Campbell’s attorneys seek a resolution without trial while continuing care at Albuquerque facilities. If a trial occurs it would be in late June as a juvenile case.
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Goddard student Hart earns spot in world Taekwon-Do event
Bryce Hart, a Goddard High senior, qualified for the ITF World Championships in Rome, earning sparring entry and an alternate in patterns. Roswell instructor Dwayne Worley notes the Olympic level significance and plans fundraisers to cover an estimated $4,000 travel cost.
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Street closures set for this weekend
The city will close two road sections this weekend for slurry seal pavement maintenance. East Country Club Road from Garden Avenue to railroad tracks will close today, and East College Avenue from North Main Street to Atkinson Avenue will close on Sunday. City Engineer Luis Najar asks drivers to use alternate routes and avoid wet asphalt-oil pavement.
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Ex-legislator Max Coll of Santa Fe dies at 82
Former New Mexico state Rep. Max Coll, longtime chair of the Appropriations and Finance Committee, died at age 82 after a stroke. A Republican turned liberal Democrat, Coll served 32 years in the House from 1967 to 2004 and was honored as a Santa Fe Living Treasure in 2006. He championed civil liberties, equal rights, education, health care, and open government.
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Peanut butter dumped to liquidate Sunland plant stock
Nearly a million jars of peanut butter from Sunland Inc were dumped at a New Mexico landfill to expedite bankruptcy asset sale after Costco refused shipments. Bankruptcy trustee Clarke Coll cited no other options amid recalls for salmonella and ongoing food-bank distribution concerns voiced by Melinda Joy Pattison of the Food Bank of Eastern New Mexico.
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