Roswell Planning Commission backs zoning changes
Five members of the Roswell Planning and Zoning Commission voted unanimously to recommend updates to Articles 3 through 50 of the city zoning ordinance. The approved changes include redevelopment planning for the Old Municipal Airport property, new districts for parks and retreats, and revised development standards to boost affordable housing, with final consideration by the City Council after committee hearings likely beginning in November.
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Roswell considers future of closed Rocket slide at park
Roswell City Council committee discussed replacing the now shut down rocket slide at Spring River Park and Zoo. The item was tabled due to no quorum and will be revisited, with Parks Department pushing for a budgeted replacement to inspire future generations.
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Pence Visit Rally Time Changes Ahead of Roswell Event
Organizers for a Pence campaign rally in Roswell moved gate opening to 10 a.m. and the event start to 2:30 p.m. at Stewart Industries Hangar. Pearlce campaign manager Paul Smith cites higher than expected online ticket demand. Pence will appear with Pearce and Yvette Herrell to rally GOP voters ahead of the midterms.
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New Mexico Candidates Clash Over Trump Caravan Criticism
New Mexico Republicans and Democrats heatedly argue over President Trump s caravan criticism as midterm elections near. Senator Martin Heinrich accuses fear mongering and calls for not using troops for politics while Mick Rich and Gary Johnson say open borders and irrational fear. House candidates Yvette Herrell and Xochitl Torres Small react to the migrant march.
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