Teller seeks scarier edge for Play Dead in New York
In Greenwich Village, Teller contemplates a spookier version of the Penn and Teller co authored Play Dead. The show has just had its first New York preview at a venue near a Greenwich Village restaurant.
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Haunts of Roswell Rockets Roll Past Coyotes
Roswell Rockets defeat Coyotes in a decisive game as 420 NMMI hosts a drill meet. Sunset marks Red Ribbon Week with community events. Trujillo seeks to broaden constituency and public service.
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Broncos Fall 3-2 In Western Junior College Thriller
The New Mexico Military Institute volleyball team dropped to 3-2 after a 3-2 loss, ending a potential three way tie scenario before facing Midland College. Goals to beat Chaos and Frank Phillips College could have reshaped the West conference standings.
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Tobosa gala honors supporters and clients in Roswell event
Tobosa Developmental Services celebrated its mission to assist those with developmental disabilities at a Roswell gala at the Convention Center. Executive Director Joe Madrid called the event a year’s worth of work, honoring Kmart as Community Supporter of the Year and Larry Hobson for auctioneering, with Brenda Bachman named Employee of the Year among about 200 attendees.
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Yucca Rec Center Fall Festival Showcases Creepy Crawly Exhibit
At the Yucca Recreation Center Fall Festival, children pressed fingers against a glass case housing a Hognose snake while visitors enjoyed the Spring River Creepy Crawly exhibit. The event occurred Saturday evening at the center with cages kept closed for safety.
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New Mexico Court Rules Water Rights Program Illegal
The Court of Appeals ruled the program to speed entitlements for industry, farms and municipalities is illegal, upholding a lower court finding that the State Engineer exceeded authority. State official says no appeal decision yet as drought and legal challenges create uncertainty over scarce water allocations.
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Hobstock festival brings family fun to Hobson Gardens
Hobstock at Hobson Gardens featured performances by Jimi Hendrix tribute acts, free ice cream, green chile stew and live music. Larry Hobson hosted the annual customer appreciation day on his farm off the old Dexter Highway, inviting families to enjoy a wholesome day from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
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Goddard High students bring reverse trick or treat to seniors
A group of 10 Goddard High School students and two leaders visited Roswell retirement and care facilities on Halloween to hand out candy at reverse trick or treating. Ombudsman Barbara Slavich of the New Mexico Department of Aging organized the event for three years, sharing that residents enjoy the kids in costume. Read more on page A9.
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Roswell pumpkin carving contest crowns two age groups
The Roswell Daily Record hosted its 2nd annual Pumpkin Carving Contest with Richard Cobos winning the 10 and under division and Roswell Regional Hospital's Catheter Lab taking the 11 and up prize. Winners earned 25 dollars as judging occurred Friday afternoon after submissions earlier in the day. Record staff noted the event expanded this year to include older participants.
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High turnout in early voting surpasses mid term four years prior
County clerk reports high early voting for the general election with turnout up nearly 300 residents from Thursday to Saturday as early voting closed. Results indicate stronger participation than the last mid term, per VOTING, Page A9.
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