Roswell to Host Hearing on Mexican Gray Wolf Appeal
New Mexico Game Commission will hold a 9 a.m. November 19 public hearing at New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell to hear Ted Turner Endangered Species Fund appeal for renewed permits to import and hold Mexican gray wolves at the Ladder Ranch. The commission previously denied the Ladder Ranch wolf applications amid dispute with federal officials over a revised recovery plan.
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Roswell Prepares Sandbags as Severe Weather Targets Area
Roswell authorities offer sandbags outside the Street Department yard at 305 E Alameda St to protect homes during expected heavy rain in Roswell Chaves County. The National Weather Service forecasts 1 to 3 inches of rain today and tomorrow with a 50 percent chance of more precipitation Thursday.
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Justices rule against helicopter pot search in NM case
New Mexico Supreme Court ruled that a 2006 flyover by a National Guard helicopter during a marijuana investigation violated Norman Davis property rights by constituting a warrantless search. The decision questions aerial surveillance and its limits for future law enforcement.
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Roswell hosts dual walks to aid Down syndrome and Alzheimer research
About 1,500 residents joined two morning fundraisers in Roswell. The Walk to End Alzheimer's began at Pioneer Plaza with 300 participants marching along a Main Street route, while the 11th Buddy Walk drew more than 1,000 walkers at Spring River Park and Zoo for Down syndrome research funding. Organizers note the events are linked by a broader goal of awareness and community inclusion.
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