ENMU chief seeks system unity not takeover in Roswell
ENMU President Dr. Jeff Elwell and three system officers met with more than 100 Roswell staffers to address questions about a plan to create centralized system offices overseeing technology human resources and business affairs across Portales Roswell and Ruidoso campuses. He stressed no takeover and urged collaboration amid regents deliberations and campus concerns.
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Roswell
Performing Arts Center
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Eastern
New Mexico University-Roswell
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Scott Smart
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Portales
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DWI Memorial Sign Honors Maria Ramirez in Roswell
Chaves County officials and family unveiled a DWI memorial sign near North Main Street and Berrendo Road honoring Maria D. Ramirez who was killed by a drunk driver in 1987 at age 21. About 60 people attended the dedication as advocates vow to reduce alcohol related crashes and memorialize Ramirez and her family.
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Roswell
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Berrendo Road
Roswell Autism Society aids children through active inclusion
Krista Smith, Roswell's New Mexico Autism Society representative, notes seven years of local activity and five years of personal involvement. She cites rising autism diagnoses and the value of early testing to access therapies, stressing autism as a different processing style with varied social and language skills.
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Roswell
New Mexico Autism Society
New Mexico
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Liana
Houston Officer Training Helps Roswell Cops Handle Crises
Rebecca Skillern visits Roswell to train local law enforcement in a 40 hour mental health officer course. The Houston Police Department provides crisis response tools for Roswell and nearby communities.
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Rebecca Skillern
Roswell
Skillern
Houston Police Department
New Mexico Imposes 180-Day Pecan Weevil Quarantine
New Mexico agriculture officials impose an emergency pecan weevil quarantine for 180 days starting Monday to stop the spread of an invasive pest. No pecan shipments from Chaves Curry Eddy and Lea counties will be allowed while pest control teams work to remove the weevil from trees. The outbreak was detected in late 2016 and January this year across southeast counties, jeopardizing the state's $180 million pecan industry.
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New Mexico Agriculture
New Mexico Department of Agriculture
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