Roswell man charged in uncle’s murder at North Pontiac Drive
A 31 year old Roswell man was arrested and charged with multiple counts in the murder of his 61 year old uncle Brandan Berg. Police say the suspect drove to the uncle’s house knocked on the door entered and shot him. Neighbors reported gunfire around 11 55 p m and officers found a woman crying outside and another kneeling over a bloodied man. A witness described a red car fleeing south.
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Police Investigate Murder Scene on Pontiac Drive
Police entered a residence in the 1500 block of Pontiac Drive Tuesday after reports said Monday’s murder occurred there. Officers dispatched around 11 55 p m heard gunfire and found 61 year old Edward L Prestt inside with a gunshot wound.
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Roswell weighs alcohol sales at golf course and airport
City officials review proposals to permit beer and wine sales at Roswell municipal golf course and at the airport terminal. General Services Committee members heard staff arguments Tuesday morning about potential benefits and impacts of such sales.
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Nancy Lopes
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Trump Campaign Opens First New Mexico Stop in Albuquerque
In Albuquerque hundreds line up to see Donald Trump as he begins his first campaign tour in New Mexico. Protests form nearby while Native and Latino voters express mixed views on Trump and immigration policy ahead of the state primaries. Bill Clinton canvasses northern New Mexico to energize voters alongside Hillary Clinton’s outreach.
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Hillary Clinton
New Mexico
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America
Trump
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Selwyn
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U.s.-Mexico
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Las Cruces
Las Vegas
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Bernie Sanders
Democratic Party
Lowrider culture takes summer spotlight in Santa Fe
Santa Fe hosts a summer Lowrider Celebration featuring exhibitions at the History Museum and the Museum of Art. More than 100 lowriders rolled into Santa Fe’s historic plaza to kick off the event, showcasing hydraulic setups, chrome, and candy paint while highlighting Hispanic cultural identity and community ties through a curated New Mexico style focus.
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Santa FE
New Mexico History Museum
New Mexico Museum of Art
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Texas
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