Sweet Continued from Page A1 Donut Shop in New Mexico
Roy and Katrina Tivis revive Tucker brand at a mom and pop donut shop in New Mexico. Former staff return as new management expands offerings and explores a food truck, with daily operations, payroll, and 100 dozen donuts expected for Memorial Day weekend.
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Community heroes to be honored by Red Cross in New Mexico
Local Red Cross in New Mexico to recognize outstanding humanitarian acts. Nominations include Bert Eldridge Ray Willis for Veterans Cemetery land donation Kimberly Featherstone for aid during an EMT delay Joel Ramirez for exceptional police service Donald Ford for heroism in firefighting Michael Buldra for education heroism Samantha Carrasco for charitable giving Ashlea Watley for water safety Tex the horse for aiding a child Bobby Riley for Purple Heart service Native Air Roswell medics nominated Keynote speaker Nora Espinoza Master of Ceremonies Darryl Burkfield 94.9 The Country Giant Contact Galeann Landrum for nomination or sponsorship details.
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Bert Eldridge
Ray Willis
Veterans Cemetery
Kimberly Featherstone
Berrendo Middle School
Kendal Sanders
CASA
Berrendo
Joel Ramirez
Chaves County
Ashlea Watley
Tex
Bobby Riley
Roswell
American Red Cross
New Mexico
Nora Espinoza
Darryl Burkfield
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Camporee Continues With Zombie Prep Theme
The camporee features Scout challenges such as compass navigation to obtain a cure, rescuing a danger surrounded victim, and memory tasks. It covers disaster prep and alternative energy like solar and wind. Kwahadi Lodge Arrowmen aid by preparing meals and organizing the site. Troop 149 is linked to Assumption PVM Church and Troop 65 to Roswell LDS stake.
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Los Alamos Switch to Organic Litter Triggers Waste Fire Probe
Los Alamos switched from nonorganic to organic litter for packing radioactive waste in 2013 amid reports of a chemical reaction with nitrate salts. Officials investigate decision and procedures as a barrel heat event damaged a container. Over 500 containers used litter. 57 remain on campus under containment, with more than 350 at a subterranean WIPP site and 100 plus at Waste Control Specialists in Texas. Flynn orders isolation and secure storage actions while DOE expedites underground sealing plans.
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Andrews
Texas
State Environment Department
Ryan Flynn
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U.S. Department of Energy
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