Occupy Wall Street Sanitation Fight Over Park Cleanup
Brookfield seeks police help to clear Zuccotti Park while protesters defend the occupation as a peaceful move. City officials, activists, and lawyers clash over rights, enforcement, and the looming eviction as Occupy supporters vow to stay.
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Paden
Sophie Mascia
Queens
Zuccotti Park
Brooklyn Bridge
New York
New York City
National Lawyers Guild
Wall Street
Brookfield
Roswell Council Advances Public Hearings on Tinting and Plan
The council directed continued consideration of ground transportation and discussed a potential solar farm job creator. It approved advertising two public hearings for proposed ordinances 11-04 on vehicle window tinting and 11-05 on the Economic Development Plan. The latter would adjust the project review committee, update requirements, add clawback safeguards, and reference the Municipal Infrastructure Gross Receipts Tax authority.
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Roswell
New Mexico
Municipal Infrastructure Gross Receipts Tax Authority
Feral Cat Aid in Roswell Expands Through CATS and AWA
Roswell studies show catch and kill fails to reduce feral cats. CATS founder Dora Thomas and manager Mary McGee lead the group with fixed, vaccinated colonies and a sanctuary. The Animal Welfare Alliance hosts low cost spay neuter clinics, while owners must plan ahead for clinic capacity.
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Joseph Pacheco
Animal Services
Roswell
TNR
CATS
Dora Thomas
Mary McGee
McGee
Animal Welfare Alliance
E. McGaffey St
AWA
P.O. Box
New Mexico
RISD Sees Students Relocated To Texas Cities And Bond Passage
Roswell school officials report many students moved to Austin Dallas and San Antonio with ongoing monitoring of their attendance. Superintendent Gottlieb notes a strong start to the year amid construction projects and active student sponsored activities while celebrating the approval of the school bond in September.
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Texas
Austin
Dallas
Gottlieb
Former governor case hinges on campaign funding links
Witness Lisa Schulz testified that in 2007 another judge said Daniels was being named to the Supreme Court seat because his wife donated to Richardson. Chandler argues possible contact with Murphy’s defense team and notes a coffee shop remark about the arrest. Richardson calls the bribery claim outrageous. Stout did not respond.
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Lisa Schulz
Daniels
Supreme Court
Richardson
Chandler
Murphy
Izzy the Iguana Returns After Escape
Izzy the iguana escaped from his cage while a new enclosure was being built. He posed no hazard to people and is described as strictly vegetarian. Residents feared the escape but Izzy has reportedly returned.
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Izzy
Wildlife groups sue to expand sea turtle protection
Several conservation groups sue the National Marine Fisheries Service claiming current rules under the Endangered Species Act fail to ensure all shrimpers use turtle excluder devices TEDs. They cite more than 1400 dead or injured turtles this year and seek a court order mandating universal TED use across shrimping.
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New Orleans
U.S
Washington
National Marine Fisheries Service
Gulf Coast
Gulf
South Atlantic
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