Stocks climb as first quarter tops 14 year mark
The article notes a strong start to the year with the Dow up 8 percent and the S&P up 12 percent, the Nasdaq up 19 percent. Financial and technology shares lead gains while utilities slide. Apple and Lions Gate Entertainment are among notable winners, and markets approach all time highs amid improving profits.
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Multiple Property Thefts and Vandalism Reported in Local Sirens
Police responded to Rent-a-Center on Main Street where glass shattered and three TVs were displaced. Aersale Engine Shop suffered electrical line cuts and copper tubing damage on two units, with extensive wiring removed. Items stolen from Aaron's Furniture Rental included a Toshiba Thrive tablet and an HP laptop after scanning records showed missing goods. A red Ford F150 was stolen while a handyman left town, and a back window was pried open at Win Electric Supply with golf clubs missing. A 90-year-old victim’s jewelry and cash vanished from a bedside table. Copper cable worth 3000 dollars cut at Eastern New Mexico Fairgrounds. Crime Stoppers offers anonymity and rewards for information.
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Americans spend 1.46B on Mega Millions tickets nationwide
Americans spent an estimated 1.46 billion on Mega Millions tickets as the jackpot neared 640 million. Experts note the odds are long but the buy is a hedge on hope. proceeds fund education and state programs in many cases while crowds flocked to vendors nationwide.
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Road work on US 285 Roswell Relief Route begins Monday
New Mexico Department of Transportation starts cold milling re laying and paving on the US 285 Roswell Relief Route from mile 0 to 8.2 for about one week costing 2 886 066 dollars. Expect one lane closures and obey signs. Contact project manager Jeff Anderson at 637 7815 for details.
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