West Africa Ebola outbreak cancels Roswell ILEA classes
Dozens of delegates from Guinea Liberia and Senegal were slated to attend four weeks of law enforcement training at the International Law Enforcement Academy Roswell from November 24 to December 19. The State Department postponed the ILEA classes citing Ebola but has not given a definitive reason, with officials noting the postponement was announced in late August or September.
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Immigrants Advocates Sue DHS For Detention Center Info
Immigrant rights groups led by the ACLU sue the Department of Homeland Security seeking records about policies at the Artesia detention center for Central American mothers and children in New Mexico. The FOIA suit follows delays in responding to an information request and comes as ICE releases more detainees than depart from Artesia.
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Committee denies lease renewal for Stewart Industries
The Airport Committee voted not to renew the lease for Building 81 at Roswell International Air Center due to outstanding rent. Stewart Industries International owes $322.42 on that property and $274,483.88 in back rent on other air center leases. City officials indicate the matter will go to litigation. Stewart operates an aircraft storage and repair facility and FAA Part 145 repair station at the air center.
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Halloween safety tips from Roswell police
The Roswell Police Department urges parents and drivers to keep trick-or-treaters safe. Children should go in groups when possible and be accompanied by an adult or older teen. If dark, carry flashlights and avoid houses with lights off at the door.
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Roswell Scouts Highlight Century-Old Outdoors Tradition
Keith Alder of the Conquistador Council notes Boy Scouts began with a British officer in Africa in 1899. Robert Baden-Powell, inspired by outdoor life, created Scouting for Boys after WWII era manuals. The movement drew from Seton and Beard to form a nonmilitary nature skills framework.
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New Mexico GOP Eyes House Majority Amid national mood
Republicans aim to gain at least three seats in the New Mexico House to win a majority for the first time since 1952. Democrats hold a 37-33 edge in the chamber while the Senate is not up for election until 2016. Political analyst Brian Sanderoff notes midterm trends may help GOP gains.
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