Gardner outlines reading goals and state finances in New Mexico
In a public briefing, Gardner links a push for social reading mandates to serious abuse cases like baby Brianna, stresses the need to teach reading, and warns of revenue downgrades tied to Medicaid. He calls for reform in the Public Regulation Commission and notes progress in unemployment and oil and gas activity. Local officials push for tax revenue to fund civic centers and center upgrades.
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Gardner
New Mexico
Alamogordo
Otero County
Steve Henderson
Kintigh
Free Legal Advice Clinic Helps Roswell Residents
Local attorneys volunteered four hours to provide free 20 to 30 minute sessions for residents. Judge Steven Bell noted most cases involved domestic relations guardianships and bankruptcy while Spanish and English services were available.
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Steven Bell
McKelvey Tied to Dexter Education and DWI Program
Roswell records profile highlights McKelvey a Dexter educator for 14 years in family and consumer science. She won an Educator of the Year award in 2003 and shifted to kindergarten due to budget cuts. Her daughter Ashley inspired involvement in Every 15 Minutes DWI program and McKelvey continues DWI outreach with students and law enforcement.
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Lege
McKelvey
New Mexico
Roswell
Roswell High School
Bob
Ashley Witt
Kelley Witt
Jennifer Smith
Ashley
Dexter High
Chaves County
Dexter
Fuller
Dexter, Hagerman
Lake Arthur
Juliana Halvorson
The
Friends of
Bitter Lake
Brookfield postpones park cleanup amid protests
Brookfield Office Properties delayed the park cleanup at the request of local leaders. About 2,000 demonstrators gathered before dawn to protest corporate greed and inequality. State Sen. Daniel Squadron urged restraint while negotiations on park use proceed. police clashed with protesters in several cities, including New York where arrests occurred.
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Brookfield Office Properties
Brookfield
Daniel Squadron
Lower Manhattan
Brooklyn
U.S
World
Canada
Europe
Asia
Africa
Character Counts Week kicks off in Roswell
The event begins Sunday October 16 with activities at the Spring River Park and Zoo and a series of community presentations on character. More than 300 students from Hagerman All Saints Valley Christian and Washington Avenue Elementary will tour the zoo and local officials will be honored at the Honor the Badge Ceremony. Roswell High students will showcase artwork poetry and essays at the high school.
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Hagerman Elementary
All Saints Catholic School
Valley Christian Academy
Washington Avenue
Spring River Park
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