Roswell Zoning OKs Medical Marijuana Farm Plan
Roswell zoning commissioners approve a change to allow Pecos Valley Pharmaceuticals to pursue a medical cannabis growth facility at 5106 S Main St. The project would house up to 450 indoor plants with tight security, employ 10 to 15, and generate an estimated 1.5 to 1.7 million in gross receipts taxes over five years, pending state health licensing.
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Matthew Bristol
Larry Connolly
Mona Kirk
Royce “Pancho
Pecos Valley Pharmaceuticals
New Mexico Department of Health
Kevin Cheney
Jeff McWhorter
McWhorter
Cheney
Clinton Greathouse
Nature's
Wes Daffren
David Walden
Roswell
NM regulators approve dairy groundwater pact in Santa Fe
Water Quality Control Commission vote unanimous to approve a dairy industry environmental agreement. Settlement talks earlier this year aimed at protecting groundwater from dairy waste, with monitoring wells and clay liners for waste ponds allowed if no contamination occurs. Public hearing plans followed the talks.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Water Quality Control Commission
Regula
Tors
Hector Balderas
Roswell Officers Save Man In Self Harm Crisis
Three Roswell police officers responded to a 2:30 a.m. May 4 call of self harm on Lea Avenue. They applied a tourniquet to a man with deep arm wounds and escorted him to the hospital for treatment, praised by their sergeant for swift and calm actions that likely saved his life.
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Roswell
Lea Avenue
Allsup
Ricky Mathis
Ricardo Olivares
Charles Drake
Mathis
County and DOJ agree to ADA upgrades in Chaves County
The U S Department of Justice announces an agreement with Chaves County to remove accessibility barriers in county facilities including the courthouse and administrative center. Modifications will cover parking routes entrances restrooms and counters to comply with Title II ADA. The three year plan includes grievance procedures enhanced communication voting access and accessible web services.
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U.S. Department of Justice
Chaves County
Department of Justice
Vanita Gupta
DOJ
Hagerman man sentenced for felon in possession of firearm
Terry Lynn Little Jr., 33, of Hagerman, was sentenced in Las Cruces federal court to 10 years in prison and three years of supervised release for felon in possession of a firearm. He had prior felony convictions including criminal sexual penetration and aggravated assault and was previously barred from firearms. He pled guilty after indictment in 2014.
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Las Cruces
Terry Lynn Little Jr
Hagerman
Little
Eddy County
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Starr Report
Geraldine Evans
Michael Murphy
Oanesceorsensen
Cscsserasserssees
Anpys Koller
Manaarer “Peay” Financial
BBC Lotteries
Whitley
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