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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 30, 2024
Page
2
The Pecos Valley journal traces its roots back to 1891, detailing early community life, town events, and regional happenings through decades of local reporting. It notes persistent coverage of weather, markets, and civic milestones shaping the region.
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The Roswell Daily Record outlines its publication days Tuesday through Sunday, copyright protections, and subscription rates. Carrier delivery costs ten dollars monthly in advance, mail subscriptions eighteen dollars monthly in advance, and all postal subscriptions stop at expiration without payment. Change of address should be mailed to P O Box 1897, Roswell NM 88202-1897.
Readers are invited to share tips about UFOs paranormal phenomena or cryptids via a secure email address at RDRnews proton.me for confidential reporting. The notice emphasizes privacy and seeking credible information on unexplained sightings and related topics.
After a record heat year in Maricopa County with 645 heat related deaths, Phoenix and state officials expand overnight cooling spaces, increase shelter beds and launch a heat preparedness plan led by a new state heat officer. The shift aims to reduce fatalities by extending access to cooling centers, providing help via a call center, and enhancing tracking of heat related deaths. Local shelters add capacity including a downtown campus with 900 beds and a new 100 bed facility for older adults and veterans opening this summer.
Three state agencies seek hundreds of instructors for the New Mexico Summer Reading Program aiming to serve 10 000 students statewide. In Lordsburg the free program runs June 10–28 Monday to Friday 8 am to noon at Dugan Tarango Middle School with transportation and meals provided. Dana Arredondo is program administrator. Instructors will teach four hour small group reading classes for ages kindergarten to 9th grade at 35 dollars per hour for 25 hours weekly. The program seeks meaningful reading gains and notes New Mexico ranks 50th in literacy with 79 percent of fourth graders below grade level. Elizabeth Groginsky calls literacy foundational.
Traffic detours will start today for pavement work on South Union Avenue between Gayle and West Brasher streets. The closed section will reopen Saturday and Sunday, then close again Monday through Wednesday June 3 to June 5, with access to homes and businesses maintained during closures.
Lottery results for May 28 show Roadrunner Cash numbers 1 7 2 2 with no prize line. Mega Millions numbers 12 18 48 57 62 and Mega Ball 4. No further context or payouts provided.
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