Play equipment tops Roswell parks funding plan
The Roswell Parks and Recreation Commission urged the city to allocate at least 79000 of 211000 available park funds to buy swings slides and playground gear. They also proposed funding for Reischman Park improvements and general park amenities with decisions to go to the General Services Committee May 24 and City Council June 9.
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Roswell Students Push for LGBT Rights at School
Roswell students and families discuss LGBT youth challenges as Roswell Independent School District reviews policy. Lujan and Campos describe bullying and the need for inclusive programs, while Goddard High School mulls a Gay Straight Alliance and Aria Campos details her transition experiences and acceptance from family. Local officials note ongoing policy review.
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Roswell Independent
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Tom Burris
Roswell Daily Record
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Roswell Officer Zavala Shot. Internal Probe Initiated
Zavala, a Roswell police sergeant since 2008 and cited for long service, was shot multiple times in the line of duty. He remains on paid administrative leave as the department conducts an internal probe alongside a criminal investigation.
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GOP chairman Yates warns NM on lagging jobs and unity
Harvey Yates a third generation Artesia oilman blasts New Mexico leaders over weak job growth and warns Republican victories risk being squandered by conservatives and moderates. He blames Martinez adviser McCleskey for immigrant driver license reforms and calls the administration vengeful toward GOP dissent.
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Meth and opioid overlap seen in overdoses in Gate area
Officials note naloxone reversal for overdoses and test results show methamphetamine users often have opioids or heroin in their blood. Serenity executive director says meth is popular in the Gate and many addicts mix meth with heroin to balance effects.
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Jennifer Weiss-Burke
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