Red tostadas rule for Las Cruces resident
Las Cruces resident Linda Davenport, 48, says she favors red tostadas for meals and notes a preference for red sauces in certain dishes, reflecting local tastes as harvests near completion.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 2011
Page
1
Las Cruces resident Linda Davenport, 48, says she favors red tostadas for meals and notes a preference for red sauces in certain dishes, reflecting local tastes as harvests near completion.
A local commission approves zoning changes while news notes include a bid by Monterrey for a Guinness record. Mesa students work on Romero project as Melrose aims for an unbeaten run and Gateway prepares for upcoming clash.
The Goddard Rockets sped to a 42 21 state quarterfinal win over Moriarty at Wool Bowl to secure the No 1 seed in the NCAA 4A playoffs. They rushed 30 times for 384 yards led by David Anaya and featured a strong defense and efficient passing when needed.
Obituaries report the deaths of Howard Hicks and Rosemary Stephenson. The brief notices provide basic biographical details and indicate funeral arrangements are pending or to be announced.
Roswell City Councilors and Southwest Political Services met to review maps and data during a redistricting workshop. Ward III runs six percent below the ideal population while other wards grew, prompting tweaks to balance districts.
Vietnam Veterans of America Post No 968 and Monterrey Elementary School students organized a food and supply drive in Roswell. In a Friday event in the 100 block of East Bland Street, volunteers collected non-perishable food, clothes, sleeping bags, blankets, and toys, with more than two trailers filled.
Dean Baldwin Painting, a family owned firm with a 163000 square foot plant and six paint bays, expects over 25 aircraft for December and January. The company, forecast to surpass 12 million in 2011 revenue, holds contracts with Sky West JetBlue U S Air Air Canada DHL and Hanwha while expanding to service 10 airplanes at a time beginning December.
The House, 261 165, votes against a proposed constitutional balanced budget. Democrats oppose, arguing deep cuts to social programs would follow. The split reflects concerns about taxes and the risk to federal programs amid stalled deficit talks.
Kathy Cook a Roswell native returns with her husband Ed to open a combined photography and music studio at Adobe Plaza Suite 4 slated to open Nov 25. Kathy is a Goddard High School graduate and Wayland Baptist University alumna with a music education background.
Kathy earned a vocal performance degree from Western Carolina and taught at elementary and Catholic schools before directing a Terre Haute choir for ten years. Ed, Terre Haute native, studied at Indiana State University, played and coached football, earned an art degree, ran a massage business, and pursued photography to a serious level in recent years.
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