Roswell Debate Over Lieutenants in Fire Union Unit
City officials in Roswell weigh whether fire department lieutenants should join a union. Union Local 1249 frames roles as confidential and management level, while leaders argue bargaining rights depend on supervision levels and potential conflicts of interest.
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Anthony Souza
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Roswell
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Roswell police connect drug raid to local burglaries and child welfare
Roswell detectives obtained a search warrant tied to recent burglaries. Tuff Brazeal and others face charges for failing to pay fines from outstanding warrants. Trafficking methamphetamine and filthy conditions led to the removal of five children to CYFD then drug testing for all adults.
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Roswell
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J.bergman
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Wienermobile hosts Halloweenie Roasts in Roswell area events
The Wienermobile stops at Graves Family Farm on Graves Road Friday 6 9:30 p.m. for a Halloweenie Roast then at Roswell Youth Soccer League Game Day on West College Boulevard Saturday 7 a.m. to noon. It ends with Farmers Country Market on North Main Street Sunday noon to 5 p.m. in Roswell.
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Centennial Celebration Promises Major New Mexico Tourism Push
Tourism officials outline a wide marketing drive to celebrate 100 years of statehood, promoting still photos and video to showcase New Mexico’s culture, history, food, art, and attractions across cities like Albuquerque and Roswell. Local brochures and internal travel within the state are emphasized under the slogan If you live in New Mexico, visit New Mexico.
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Land of Enchantment
Albuquerque
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Roswell
Protests in Oakland Rally Over Corporate Influence
Protesters in Oakland denounced corporate and bank influence on government. A vigil near City Hall was scheduled for Wednesday evening as demonstrators vowed to return after police used gas at the Occupy Oakland encampment. Max Alper, a 31 year old Berkeley union organizer, said arrests and police raids would intensify the movement.
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Oakland City Hall
Wall Street
Max Alper
Berkeley
Alper
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