Stolen bike and shoplifting incidents reported in local area
Police logged a 21 speed bicycle stolen from the 1600 block of Pontiac Drive valued at 100 dollars. A subject left Target on Main Street after taking a three pack of golf balls worth 47.99 dollars without paying. A break in on West Summit Street saw jewelry documents lingerie and office supplies taken. Sliding glass door at Raintree Apartments was partly open as subjects removed ammunition jewelry and a tool bag valued at 657 dollars. Crime Stoppers 888 594 TIPS anonymous rewards possible.
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West Summit Street
Raintree Apartments
W. McGaffey St
City Council to Meet Thursday in Roswell
Roswell City Council will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. to consider two NMFA funding applications. One seeks Drinking Water State Revolving Loan funds to replace water lines and valves, the other for a loan to buy police vehicles and equipment. A preliminary budget for 2013-2014 also faces approval and a public hearing on a new club liquor license for The Liberty will be held. Public speakers must sign up before the meeting.
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New Mexico Finance Authority
City Hall
N. Richardson Ave
NMFA
Liberty
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Old Timers Balloon Rally error notices misspells Adam Silas
The RDR apologizes for a May 5 misprint in which Adam Silva was misspelled as Adam Silas in coverage of The Old Timers Balloon Rally. The correction note clarifies the correct name.
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Adam Silva
Adam Silas
Berrendo Elementary Raises Cash for Cancer Cause
Berrendo Elementary School students raised over 400 for Pennies for Patients benefiting The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society and the campus total exceeded 2000. A Walk for Hope planned with nearly 80 participants honors a leukemia student amid PTA fundraising.
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Berrendo Elementary
Berrendo
Andrea Roybal
Roybal
Teresa Andreis
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Roswell Tightens Animal Ordinance Enforcement
Roswell officers will patrol parks and parking lots to cite violators of the new animal ordinance effective April 27. The rule requires a litter permit to sell puppies or kittens and limits each household to two litters per year. Fines can reach up to 500 dollars per violation, with breeders needing business and breeder permits.
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Roswell Animal Services
Animal Control
David Allen
Richardson Avenue
Allen
J.palmer
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Train the Trainer program comes to Roswell Public Library
The New Mexico Broadband Program offers a free Train the Trainer workshop for computer and Internet skills at 9 a.m. at the Roswell Public Library. Trainers will learn best practices for adult learners in tech topics and receive free curricular materials and follow up support.
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Roswell Public Library
Pennsylvania Ave
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