LULAC Weekend Events Highlight Roswell Forum
Roswell hosts a LULAC gathering with about 200 expected attendees. Friday features a Presidio soldiers presentation and talks on civil rights and education. Saturday includes workshops and a Get out the Vote panel with political candidates and officials.
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Officials ban marijuana use in Santa Fe National Forest
Forest Supervisor Maria Garcia issued a two year closure order banning use possession or storage of marijuana across 1.5 million acres in northern New Mexico. The move aims to deter violations by allowing citations for simple possession and aligns with federal law. Only two growing sites have been found since 2014.
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Police Blotter Reports Multiple Theft and Vandalism Incidents
Police were dispatched on Tuesday and Monday to numerous blocks including East Country Club Road Lincoln Avenue Main Street North Main Street North 5th Street Second Street and West Second Street for thefts criminal damage and vandalism. Items stolen or damaged included a smartphone cash a money safe a riding lawnmower coloring books crayons art pens and a cellphone with some items later returned.
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Stolen Vehicle Incidents Reported on North 8th Street and Lighthall Place
Police responded to the 200 block of North at 8:09 a.m. over an unlawful taking of a motor vehicle. Investigators found a pickup stolen. Officers were dispatched to the zero block of Lighthall Place at 9:30 a.m. regarding a stolen vehicle. A drivewayside theft was confirmed from the victim’s residence.
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Obama addresses Native American graduates in New Mexico
First Lady speaks at Santa Fe Native American high school commencement urging respect for all backgrounds. She recounts her upbringing and notes the class faces college plans with significant scholarship support. The event highlights tribal languages and environmental stewardship within the school operated by 19 pueblos.
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