Voter registrations tied to Arnett family business in Dexter
Records show Eddie Amy Arnett and their daughter Manon registered at 227 E Darby Road Dexter in March and April at the Amy's Fireworks site. Bobby Arnett faces K C Rogers in the June 3 Republican primary as early voting begins. The paper details addresses in Dexter and Roswell and notes the Dexter building was closed Saturday.
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Chaves County
Bobby Arnett
Eddie
Amy Arnett
E. Darby Road
Dexter
Amy
Manon
K.C. Rogers
Stephens Circle
Mescalero Road
Roswell
Amy's
Manon Arnett
Darby Road
Eddie Arnett
Stephens Road
Art comes alive at Dexter High
Dexter High School artists transformed the library into a gallery for a semester exhibition. Charmaine Hall’s class formed 3-D tribal mask sculptures using wood and auto parts welded into metal armatures, blending painting, chalk pastels, and sculpture for freshmen and sophomores.
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Randal Seyler
Dexter High School
Alizia Villarreal
Dexter High
Charmaine Hall
Hall
FBI seeks public help to identify woman found in Shiprock
The FBI and Navajo Nation Police seek tips to identify a Native American woman in her late teens or early 20s found in a concrete irrigation ditch near Mesa Farm Road in Shiprock on Sunday evening. She had long black hair, a neck star tattoo, and wore a black T shirt. An autopsy will determine cause of death. Call 505-889-1300 or 505-368-1300 or tip online at tips.fbi.gov.
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FBI
Navajo Nation Division of Public Safety
Shiprock
Mesa Farm Road
New Mexico
Albuquerque
57 Nuclear Waste Barrels At LASO Pose Health Risk
Los Alamos National Laboratory faced a two day deadline to present a plan to secure 57 barrels of nuclear waste packed with nitrate salts and organic kitty litter. Officials say the combination triggered a heat reaction and radiation release at WIPP, contaminating 22 workers, with two drums known at WIPP and others stored at sites in New Mexico and Texas.
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Albuquerque
Los Alamos National Laboratory
New Mexico
Lab
Texas
Carlsbad
Wipp
Los Alamos
Andrews
Obama to designate Organ Mountains as landmark
After a near decade long push by environmentalists hunters and tourism officials Obama will declare almost 500000 acres of Organ Mountains and Desert Peaks a national monument in southern New Mexico The move aims to protect historic and natural features while boosting tourism and job creation Critics warn grazing rights road closures and law enforcement access could suffer with increased cartels activity cited by opponents and supporters point to petroglyphs lava flows and sites like Billy the Kid Outlaw Rock Geronimo Cave and the Butterfield Stagecoach Trail as key values
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Albuquerque
Organ Mountains
New Mexico
White House
Barack Obama
Chihuahun Desert
Juarez
Jack LeVick
New Mexico Sheriffs’ Association
Tom Udall
Martin Heinrich
Billy the Kid
Geronimo
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East Darby
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Organ Mountain
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Administration
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