NM HSD to post bench warrant list for child support delinquents
Statewide plan releases non custodial parents with unresolved bench warrants after amnesty periods to law enforcement. Governor Martinez and NMHSD launched the program in Bernalillo Sandoval and Valencia counties with state police and local agencies. amnesty in July cleared warrants for 26 percent and September roundups raised nearly 50000 for NM children. The department will publish names, addresses and warrant dates online at the HSD site.
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Border checks shift angers agents along northern border
U S customs officials confirm a new directive guiding transport checks with claims of no policy change. Anonymized agents say enforcement remains intelligence based with limited access to use at train bus station and airports. Border Patrol staffing rose since 9 11 with over 20 000 nationwide. Northern border arrests in last year totaled 7431 with about 200 checks in Blaine sector.
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Author Inspires Kids With Pink Rattlesnakes Tale
Fourth graders at Military Heights Elementary heard Cristian Moreno read The Kid Who Cried Centipede a Halloween tale about a creepy crawler that proves to be a prank. Arizona author Storad discussed rattlesnakes including a pink species and shared science ideas to spark reading and curiosity. Storad has visited 922 schools in 14 states and aims to read to a million kids while promoting science education.
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Fire starts. Last Chance Fire burns 53,342 acres in Lincoln NF
Allea-Esquivel admitted starting the Last Chance Fire. it burned for days and was declared controlled on May 9 2011. The incident damaged four structures in Sitting Bulls Falls Recreation area, cost to suppress estimated at 2.3 million dollars, repairs at 67 500 dollars. Sentencing for Ulloa-Esquivel faces up to six months and a 5000 dollar fine. hearing not yet scheduled. Prosecuted by Las Cruces office with Forest Service and Park Service support.
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Eddy County
Monterrey Assembly Receives Student Food Drive Help
At Monterrey assembly, kindergarteners to second graders raised hands to donate. Castillo presented Simmons a plaque from Vietnam Veterans Forever and thanked students, with Albert Silva of the VVA in attendance. The Roswell VVA chapter runs the annual drive aiding homeless and needy families, with Berrendo Elementary joining this year. donations include clothing and toys, with blankets and sleeping bags in demand.
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Kyzer Record Discusses Healing Teens Through Equine Therapy
Kyzer describes a coed facility housing 18 teens from unstable homes with therapy and horse care. Residents attend group and individual sessions while some finish school or start college. success stories include a former cheerleader who became a teacher. Donations assist via assurance home.org or 575-624-1780.
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