Roswell Teen Wins Grand Championship at County Poultry Show
Sara McNatt, 16, Roswell High School junior, exhibited a seven pound baby hen that won Grand Championship at the county fair and also took top honors at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair Bird Show. Debbie Kischur and Susan Hickman praised the bird as beautiful while noting care and preparation. Over 150 varieties were on display in six categories with each bird judged per The American Standard of Perfection. Reserve Best of Barn went to Kaliegh Sinka's White Calf Drake.
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Debbie Kischur
New Mexico
Susan Hickman
Sara McNatt
Roswell High School
McNatt
American Standard of Perfection
American Poultry Association
Kaliegh Sinka
Drake Emiller
Roswell-Record.com
Environment secretary Curry balances policy with ballooning
Curry, New Mexico environment secretary since 2003, flies daily during the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta aboard KKOB News Radio balloon The Mother Ship. He emphasizes weather friendly mornings, has guided water quality, greenhouse gas, and cleanup enforcement, and has hosted Gov. Richardson, oil and gas leaders, miners, and EPA chief Lisa Jackson.
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Curry
Albuquerque
Environment
Department
Environment Department
Los Alamos
Sandia National Laboratories
Kirtland Air Force
Bill Richardson
Oil and Gas
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Lisa Jackson
White House involvement in BP spill worst case estimates
Preliminary findings show the White House helped shape the spill response messaging while downplaying the worst case of 4.2 million gallons per day. NOAA and Coast Guard data were not released publicly. public estimates lingered at 210,000 gallons daily for weeks before a final 2.6 million gallon figure.
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White House
U.S
Christopher D’elia
Louisiana State University
Coast Guard
NOAA
Seattle War Room
ENMSF Queen Mills Crowned At Eastern New Mexico Fair
Eagle Nest native and University of New Mexico student Margo Mills won the Eastern New Mexico State Fair Queen title after besting eight competitors. Mills, 5 foot 3, rode well and spoke eloquently, claiming top scores and a $1000 scholarship plus a saddle and crown. First runner up Marissa Guerrero, second Jamie Smilie.
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Eagle Nest
Haley Montes
Mills
Robin Bostic
Bostic
New Mexico
University of New Mexico
Rio C. Jericho
Colfax County
Roswell Livestock
Marissa Guerero
Otero County
Pipeline delay sparks dispute over PVACD funds and petition dismissal
PVACD chairman Bill Netherlin calls the pipeline hold a waste of taxpayer dollars and warns delay costs residents six months of legal fees. PVACD seeks dismissal of petitions for failure to identify subdivision and pipeline path, while Berrendo LLC calls the arguments unpersuasive. If delay isn’t approved, a hearing will proceed November 15, 2010 with witness and exhibit disclosures.
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Bill Netherlin
PVACD
Netherlin
Berrendo LLC
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