Valley View students gather for National Character Counts Week
About 450 students at Valley View Elementary joined an 8 a.m. assembly in the school gym to hear how Roswell Independent School District participates in National Character Counts Week at the start of the event.
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Valley View Elementary
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Roswell Independent School District
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Patsy Chesser shifts from ranch life to Auxiliary City manager role narrowing field. Roswell marks 95 years with Cobean’s Character Counts. NMMI alumni honored in Silver Taps as a tribute to fallen peers. Roswell will lose Cobean's after 95 years in Chaves County.
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Patsy Chesser
NMMI
Roswell
Cobean
Chaves County
Romero Keys Coyote Win in Roswell
In Roswell the Coyotes beat Goddard 2 0 with Mary Romero scoring twice. Romero credits teammates for guidance from the back line and calls out advice to shoot to the corner to finish.
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Goddard
Coyotes
Mary Romero
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Buddy Walk raises heat in Roswell crowd for Down syndrome awareness
Madison Neel a 4 year old with Down syndrome finishes a 1 mile Buddy Walk at Spring River Park and Zoo in Roswell greeted by Goddard High School cheerleaders and spectators. Her Artesia family pushes her stroller as paparazzi photograph the moment. The event draws hundreds and is the signature fundraiser for DSFSENM with donations including a $5,000 contribution from Eastern New Mexico Medical Center.
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Spring River Park & Zoo
Goddard High School
Madison
Becky Neel
Lisa Neel
Artesia
Seth Dannhein
Goddard
National
Down Syndrome Society
Scandal Plagues New Mexico Secretary of State Office
Santa Fe reports say Secretary of State Mary Herrera has been subjected to months of criticism from bloggers columnists and county clerks. Allegations of criminal wrongdoing, disputes over the election code, questionable public records requests and rumors of stolen documents and staged burglaries have circulated.
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New Mexico
Mary Herrera
Secretary of State
NMMI HAM Radio Operators Run Disaster Drill
Snow blanketed Roswell as amateur radio operators simulated a December blizzard to test disaster response. The Amateur Radio Emergency Service and Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service coordinated with Chaves County EOC on the NMMI campus, with cadets exchanging data with Santa Fe and Las Cruces stations and shelters.
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Amateur Radio Emergency Service
Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service
Chaves County
New Mexico Military Institute
Nmmi Ham Radio Club
Dan Musgrave
NMMI
Ryan Turner
EOC
Santa Fe
Las Cruces
WSTV
God
Treasury official Alan Krueger to leave for Princeton academic post
Alan Krueger, assistant secretary for economic policy at the Treasury, will resign next month to return to Princeton University where he previously taught economics. The move adds to a wave of exits from Obama era economic aides as unemployment stays high and elections approach.
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Department of Treasury
Obama
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Treasury
Krueger
Princeton University
Wall Street Journal
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Peter Orszag
Christina Romer
Council of Economic Advisers
Lawrence Summers
Harvard University
Geithner
Department of Labor
Clinton
Cadets Plant Cottonwoods at Bitter Lake Refuge
ChalleNGe cadets from New Mexico undertook a tree planting exercise at Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge along the Pecos River. Led by Sgt. 1st Class James Ward, 12 cadets planted 40 cottonwood saplings after a half biology lesson with refuge biologist Jeff Sanchez, then returned to the truck.
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Youth Challenge
Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge
Pecos River
James Ward
Jeff Sanchez
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