Assurance Home of Roswell Hosts Open House for Public
Assurance Home of Roswell welcomed the public to its 10 acre campus offering tours and insight into its programs for abused and neglected youth. Officials described the six building site including a chapel and therapy spaces with art therapy horse therapy and a ropes course supporting the home’s mission to help teens rebuild their lives. About 11 to 14 residents live there with a 12 member staff providing 24 hour care and therapy services.
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Assurance Home of
Roswell
Sue Molyneux
Assurance Home
Ron Malone
Malone
Amparo Sanchez
Sanchez
Assurance
Fort Stanton Welcomes Visitors For Live Celebration
A soldier describes a Sunday at Fort Stanton marked by a large public event labeled Fort Stanton Live. Hundreds of visitors arrived in unusual attire, a performer with a microphone, guitar music, a blacksmith forge demonstration, and a Mescalero Apache Reservation group offering a drum-led show with dancing children.
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Ulysses Davis
el Paso
Fort Stanton
Fort
Quadrangle
Mescalero Apache Reservation
Roswell Activist Sue Gutierrez Faces New School Speech Debate
Michigan native Sue Gutierrez moved to Roswell with her family in 1995 and organized a George Bush rally in 2000. After 9/11 she pressed for Roswell Independent School District to allow students to express patriotic sentiments, citing God Bless America.
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Sue Gutierrez
Michigan
Roswell
George Bush
Gutierrez
Roswell Independent
United States
America
Drought grips New Mexico as fires spread and rivers hit record lows
Four hundred wild fires scorch about 80 000 acres across New Mexico as towns restrict building and watering. Grant County reports little rain this year while embudo Rio Grande flow runs below 10 percent of average. Experts warn this drought could be the worst in a century despite some late June rains.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Grant County
Ron Lamb
Charlie Liles
National Weather Service
Rio Grande
Embudo
Ed Polasko
Weather Service
Chama
Pecos
Animas
Ortega Becomes First Female Director at Roswell Boys and Girls Club
Ortega was hired as executive director in January after applying three times. She said she never received an interview before this opportunity and expressed surprise and satisfaction at earning the role. She enjoys leading the Roswell Boys and Girls Club.
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The
Boys and Girls Club
Elouise Ortega
Roswell Boys and Girls Club
Diana
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Heloise
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Roswell-Record.com
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Carin Pettersson
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Elouise
Rolters
the Club
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