Roswell Mayor Discusses Center Naming and City Brand
Roswell Mayor Dennis Kintigh talks with Roswell Daily Record staff about the rec center naming after a council meeting and public input. He notes decorum was exemplary, supports discussion on possible variations, and says candidates for naming should generally be deceased.
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UT Austin Chemist Demonstrates Elephant Toothpaste at Roswell Festival
Dr. Kate Biberdorf of the University of Texas at Austin leads Joel Perry through elephant toothpaste steps at the Science and Art Festival in Roswell. The event features demonstrations, exhibits on archaeology and drones, youth science activities, and sponsor support from Xcel Energy and the Sloan Foundation.
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Roswell Charter School Considers Expansion
Sid ney Gutierrez Middle School Gover ning Council in Roswell, the city's only consistently A rated school, weighs expanding its charter to add elementary grades as part of a plan to extend proven charter models.
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Roswell Resident Shannon Plans More Community Service
Shannon a longtime Roswell resident since 1983 recalls moving from Clovis and joining local life. He highlights early friendships, including John and Betty King, who helped weave his network as he stayed active in the community.
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Voters to weigh in on proposed constitutional amendments
Voters in New Mexico will decide two constitutional amendments this November. One would grant the Legislature power to set appellate jurisdiction in probate and lower courts, and the other would create a State Ethics Commission. The amendments require a simple legislative majority and a three fourths voter approval to pass.
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