Girls Rescued From Abductor After Tennessee Family Killings
Two sisters Alexandria Bain and Kyliyah Bain were found alive in Mississippi two weeks after their mother Jo Ann Bain and sister Adrienne were killed. The suspect Adam Mayes died by suicide as officers closed in, after abducting the girls from Tennessee. Teressa Mayes and Mary Mayes face murder and related charges. investigators continue to gather the girls' statements and determine how they survived in the woods.
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Tennessee
Alexandria
Kyliyah Bain
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Steve Crawford
Beverly Goodman
Jo Ann Bain
Bain
Adrienne
Goodman
Mayes
James Alan Fox
Northeastern University
Whiteville
Tenn
Teresa Mayes
Mississippi
Mary Mayes
Adam Mayes
Alexandria Bain
Johnny G s 25th Mother's Day Food Basket Giveaway
The Johnny Gonzales Community Volunteer Program marks its 25th annual Mother's Day Food Basket Giveaway at 10 a.m. Sunday at the Roswell Boys & Girls Club. Free baskets plus bread nachos donuts and refreshments will be offered. Volunteers are sought for home deliveries and other tasks. Gonzales highlighted his kidney transplant experience inspiring ongoing outreach to seniors and dialysis patients at Southeastern New Mexico Kidney Center, where 75 gifts were handed out Friday. Contact the program at 624-7579 for more information.
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Johnny Gonzales
Roswell Boys & Girls Club
S. Garden Ave
Gonzales
Bert Jimenez
Larry Myers
Southeastern New Mexico
Shots Fired In Baylor Avenue Neighborhood
Police responding to gunfire found spent shell casings and bullet holes in a vehicle on Baylor Avenue. A gold four door was seen leaving. This marks the second such incident in the area this week. Earlier on May 6 a second incident occurred at Berkley Drive and Baylor Avenue. Police also reported a burglary at Eagle Place where drawers were opened and items scattered as the resident worked in the garage.
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Baylor Avenue
Berkley Drive
Eagle Place
Weeklong tribute as National Police Week begins
Roswell Police Chief Alfonso Solis notes May 15 1962 origin of Police Week and its expansion to a full week. A memorial service is planned in Santa Fe on May 23 and Solis urges prayers for officers facing high stress. He recalls Vega incident shootings and a child abuse case that deeply affected him.
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Roswell
Alfonso Solis
John F. Kennedy
Congress
Solis
Santa Fe
U.S
Vega
WIC sphere to get a temporary new home after 9 11 tribute
A 25 foot bronze and steel sphere that survived the World Trade Center attacks and stood in Battery Park for a decade will move to a temporary location to make way for a park renovation. Port Authority officials plan to announce the new site next week and describe it as an accessible public space. The sculpture has long been viewed as a survivor memorial from ground zero.
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World Trade Center
Lower Manhattan
Battery Park
Port Authority of
New Jersey
Port
Pat Foye
Ground Zero
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Wilshire Gardens Apartments Community Center
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Roswell-Record.com
Andrew Poertner Editor
R. Cory Beck
Jim Dishman
Idishman
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