NMMI Raises Tuition With 3 Percent Increase
The New Mexico Military Institute regents approved a 3 percent tuition rise during a regular meeting to cover health insurance costs. State tuition becomes 7330 per year and out of state 9690. Lt Col Skogen noted academic gains and new support programs while stressing focus on first year retention and credit transfers.
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Jazz Ambassadors to perform at Roswell High School gym
The Jazz Ambassadors of the U S Army Field Band will perform at Roswell High School gym at 7 p m on May 16 The 19 piece ensemble travels over 100 days yearly and showcases swing from the 1930s to current popular tunes Tickets are free at the Roswell Daily Record office.
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Roswell High School
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Roswell Council Invests in City Needs and Local Events
The Roswell City Council approved Aerocare rent for helicopter storage at Fire Station 4 and a weather siren donation to Dexter. They bought a house at 906 Pennsylvania for 32500, plus closing costs, and allocated lodger taxes to events including Pioneer Days 250, Drag On Fly Festival 1000, and Moving Wall 750. New and continuing appointments were announced for six boards and commissions.
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Roswell Aging Report Highlights Funding, Staffing Gaps
Roswell City Council heard for the first time the Commission on Aging report, noting three long term care facilities face uncertain futures due to bankruptcy of their owner and a $55 million CEO severance. It cites staffing shortages, poor physician recruitment, and 500 immediate geriatric caregiver vacancies, with 65 varied social service groups in the city.
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