Spaceport seeks new tenants after Virgin Galactic setback
Spaceport America's management, led by Christine Anderson, plans to attract more tenants and win legislative support after Virgin Galactic's crash halted commercial flights. Lawmakers criticized past presentations while the agency promises clearer data and broader business outreach to offset annual state losses of about 1.7 million dollars.
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Local Filmmakers Vie For Doritos Crash the Super Bowl
Three Roswell area filmmakers enter the Doritos Crash the Super Bowl contest with 30 second spots. Rod ney Austin delivers Doritos is Like with a soccer shot, Zane Rader presents Doritos Fairy, and Keith Jones directs Crazy Stallion starring a horse in a Doritos bag.
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APD officer stripped of badge after fatal shooting
Albuquerque officer Jeremy Dear, who killed 19 year old Mary Hawkes after a April 21 chase, has been placed on administrative leave and stripped of badge and gun. Officials cite unclear reasons and mention camera orders. Hawkes had high methamphetamine in system. The incident lacked lapel camera video, drawing public scrutiny.
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Book signing for Judge Price in Roswell
Roswell resident and retired Eddy County judge Donald W Price promotes his autobiography They Still Call Me Judge with a signing at Inspirations Unlimited on December 6 from 1 to 3 p.m. The book is also available online via Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
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Roswell Flower Shop Honored for 100 Years
Roswell mayor proclaims a special House of Flowers Day at the 405 W Alameda St shop marking a century of service in Roswell. Established in 1914 by Howard and Helen Glover, the business has passed through three ownerships, most recently Dee Dyess and Janet Libby since 2001, preserving historic displays of its Glover era.
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They Still Call Me Judge Autobiography by Former Judge Price
Former Artesia magistrate and Eddy County judge Donald W. Price released They Still Call Me Judge an autobiography detailing his faith career and family. The 108 page memoir covers his 12 year Artesia tenure, 20 plus years on the bench, his evangelical ministry, a Roswell TV program, his wife Nelda Miller Price now 63 years married, and the death of his son Tommy and later faith renewal after grief.
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