Roswell to clear Berrendo Riverbed homeless camp by Nov 17
Roswell city issues a 30 day cease and desist notice to campers in the Berrendo Riverbed near Roswell Mall. The deadline to vacate is 5 p.m. November 17 with possible jail time fines or removal. City manager says relocation efforts focus on resolving the issue with the Homeless Coalition.
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Chaves County and BLM renew debate on resource plan
Chaves County commissioners press for progress with the U S Bureau of Land Management on updating the Carlsbad Resource Management Plan. The plan affects potential grazing restrictions and land designations such as Areas of Critical Environmental Concern and Lands with Wilderness Characteristics, with meetings described as evolving and limited in progress.
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New Mexico Considers Pecan Weevil Quarantine Plan
The NMDA drafts a quarantine for pecan weevil in Eddy Lea Curry and Chaves counties with a Nov 20 start for 180 days. Interim division director Brad Lewis presented in Roswell Artesia and Carlsbad to industry members. State officials cite NMSU findings of weevil in residential southeastern and eastern New Mexico.
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Groundbreaking ceremony marks Roswell Civic Center expansion
Three year old Jacob Grant son of city council member Caleb Grant wears safety glasses as he tends the grass at the Roswell Convention and Civic Center expansion ground breaking. HB Construction leads the project with Melissa Callas praising Roswell’s hospitality and a smooth bidding process. Completion is targeted for late July to early August.
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Roswell considers OHV use on city streets hearing date set
Roswell will hold a public hearing November 9 at 6 p.m. in the Roswell Museum and Art Center on an ordinance to allow off highway vehicles on city roads. Randy Robertson pushed the change citing convenience for parents and farmers while restricting main streets. The measure follows 2016 New Mexico OHV enabling legislation adopted by several counties and cities and notes no major NM incidents linked to OHVs since then.
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