New RISD Superintendent Manny Rodriguez Faces Aging Schools
Dr Manny Rodriguez was chosen as Roswell Independent School District superintendent at a Monday special board meeting and will take the role July 1 He inherits declining enrollment and aging facilities with the district weighing consolidation options to save costs He emphasizes clear board relations and mutual trust to guide RISD through upcoming challenges and potential leadership changes.
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Roswell
Roswell Independent School District
Rodriguez
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Wayne Dotts
RISD
Pecos
Humane Society thanks Sunset Elementary students for donations
The Roswell Humane Society thanks Ms. Miller's fourth and fifth grade classes for seven years of collecting change to aid animals. They presented their accumulated money on May 6. The letter notes free spay and neuter services through the Charlotte Goodrich Trust and urges pet owners to spay or neuter to curb cat overpopulation.
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Sunset Elementary
Roswell Humane Society
Roswell
Charlotte Goodrich Trust
Roswell grads named top in civil engineering and science
Richard D. George of Roswell earned 1976 77 outstanding senior in civil engineering from the New Mexico section of the American Society of Civil Engineers. Kathleen Schnedar, a New Mexico State University sophomore, won the 1976 77 Student Award in chemistry. Jan Berry of Roswell was elected to the 1977 78 student senate at West Texas State University as a freshman biology major.
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Roswell
New Mexico
American Society of Civil Engineers
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Kathleen Schnedar
Schnedar
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
Jan Berry
West Texas State University
Canyon
Texas
Barry
Richardson still a heavyweight in New Mexico race
The piece treats Bill Richardson as a dominant figure in the New Mexico governor’s race, noting fundraising strength and national attention. It compares him to Clinton and Bush era fundraising, mentions potential Clinton visits, outlines filing and fundraising deadlines, and cites Republican views on electability and independents.
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Senate
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GOP
K*n*p
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Democrats warned against politicizing the war on terror
The piece argues that intelligence oversight should probe the Sept. 11 attack to fix flaws, while warning Democrats not to weaponize terrorism for political gain. It cites Dick Morris advising Democrats to hug opposition on strong issues and Clinton-era intelligence missteps, including 1993 WTC and 1999 Belgrade embassy bombing debates.
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Latrobe Named America's First Architect Faces Wright Rivalry
Preservationists celebrate Benjamin Henry Latrobe as America’s first architect while Frank Lloyd Wright’s influence is urged into the conversation. A Latrobe’s America coalition plans a $50 million five year effort to restore Latrobe’s surviving buildings, stage exhibits, a book, and a TV documentary.
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Latrobe
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National Trust For Historic Preservation
William Seale
White House
United States
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