ENMU R Roswell graduates urged to say yes to new beginnings
Eastern New Mexico University Roswell honored hundreds of graduates Friday at the Roswell Convention and Civic Center. Speaker Sonia Sanchez urged graduates to say yes to next steps and opportunities as they receive associate degrees and certificates.
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Walk for Hope draws cancer survivors and supporters
The seventh annual Walk for Hope at the Cielo Grande Recreation Area on West College Boulevard drew cancer survivors, family members, and supporters. Luminarias lit the track as participants walked to honor those who have battled cancer, continuing a fundraiser started in 2010 for Chaves County residents diagnosed with cancer.
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Lawmakers eye fix for New Mexico budget impasse
In Santa Fe Governor Susana Martinez faces delayed talks as lawmakers resist new negotiations before the July 1 budget deadline. The New Mexico Supreme Court refused to rescind vetoes on legislative and higher education funding. A May 24 special session looms as officials weigh tax revenue shortfalls against more spending cuts.
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Tobosa consolidates services in new Roswell building
Tobosa Developmental Services will consolidate its locations in a new building near 110 E. Summit St after 39 years serving Roswell's developmentally disabled population. Executive Director Rosy Rubio notes the community development block grant process began with the county and gained state approval.
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NMMI outlines $17 million bond project plan
New Mexico Military Institute Regents approved about 17 million dollars in renovations for an 85 year old multipurpose building and 45 shower facilities in barracks as top capital needs. The five year plan includes 11 projects with top two to seek general obligation bond funding from voters in November 2018. Kent Taylor notes the projects are larger in scope. Four exceed five million dollars.
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