Roswell Murder Suspect Surrenders After Battery Incident
Teddy R. Sosa, once on Roswell's Most Wanted list, turned himself in following an aggravated battery report. Police say he attacked a mother and son in a home on East Ballard Street, seized a knife, threatened to kill, beat the boy, and fled after clashes with neighbors and a woman with a baseball bat. He faces one aggravated burglary, two aggravated assault, and two child abandonment abuse charges.
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Roswell Solar Project Spurs Economic Windfall and Tax Deal
The Roswell initiative, led by NextEra Energy Resources and Xcel Energy, will bring solar centers with 240 000 tons CO2 reductions and 30 year property tax waivers totaling about 660 000 dollars annually. Local officials tout jobs, roads funding, and cleaner power as benefits.
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