Two New UFO Festival Attractions To Debut This Year
At the UFO festival this year, Roebuck Entertainment will offer a Mars 2147 simulated space flight at 320 N Richardson Ave, tied to the 1947 Roswell crash site tours. Meanwhile the Bogle family will run van and bus tours to the crash area about 30 miles northwest of Roswell, marking the first festival access to the ranch site. The Bogle sisters, led by Lauren, operate LAM LLC and plan four hour tours including a look at the crash debris site and the ranch house involved in the discovery.
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Roebuck Entertainment
Jacob Roebuck
Cobean’s
Richardson Ave
Red Planet
Bogle
Roswell
Lauren Bogle
U.S. Army
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U.S. Bureau of Land Management
Texas
LAM LLC
Goddard Showcase Spotlight Highlights Student Success
Goddard High School hosted a Showcase Spotlight event in the lobby, cafeteria, and theater with hundreds of students, parents, and teachers. Over 200 students displayed science and arts projects from electric cars to 3D printed items and robotics while a student-run food program offered 18 options. Teachers highlighted career pathways in arts, AV tech, hospitality, and STEM and noted efforts to build local industry partnerships within the educational program.
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Goddard High School
Jerry Holm
Joseph Lopez
Goddard
Monica Rodriguez-Hudson
Celena Miranda
Public meetings set on Lea County nuclear waste site
The NRC schedules extra public meetings in Gallup and Albuquerque to discuss Lea Eddy County Energy and Holtec’s plan to store 500 to 10 000 canisters of used nuclear fuel between Carlsbad and Hobbs. Public comment period extended to July 30 with hearings on rail and truck shipments.
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission
New Mexico
Lea County
Commission
Gallup
Albuquerque
NRC
Coal Ave
Crowne Plaza
University Blvd
N.E
Roswell
Hobbs
Carlsbad
Lea-Eddy County Energy
Holtec International
New Jersey
Roswell woman dreams big with five acre tiny house plan
Mary Rogers a Chaves County assistant planner and former Army medic envisions a tiny house community on a family five acre site off Sunset Avenue near Poe Street in southwest Roswell. Her plan includes at least 20 tiny homes with central showers laundry a community garden a tire shredding area and space for an animal shelter and training center. The project aims to provide housing job training and a work site for those rebuilding their lives despite long odds.
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Roswell
Mary Rogers
Chaves County
Sunset Avenue
Poe Street
Rogers
Roswell Independent School District
Lisa Dunlap
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Alison Penn Roswe
Lt Daly
Ezekiel Philip Epler
Sammy A. Cardona
Harold Floyd Dubas
Maria Villalon
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Sports
Tiny House
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