Roswell sergeant fired after domestic violence arrest
Roswell police sergeant Cruz Zavala, arrested in May on battery of a household member and interference with communications, was terminated Aug 25 after an internal investigation found Code of Conduct and Ethics violations. He joined RPD in 2001 and became a sergeant in 2008.
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Parties rally bases with buses and new HQ amid midterm push
Republicans and Democrats staged separate events with buses and a grand opening for the Chaves County Democratic HQ on Southeast Main Street. County data show 32 416 registered voters with Republicans leading Democrats 15 527 to 10 063.
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Trump tour visit boosts Chaves County Republicans
Carrie Almond waves to the crowd at the North Main Street offices as the Rosie tour bus arrives to support Donald Trump. Joan Boué greets the local federation president while Republican officials, candidates, and supporters attend the event. On the same day the Chaves County Democratic Party opens at 1701 Southeast Main St with candidates and activists present.
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Main St
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Interim city manager approved by council
In Roswell a split 6-2 council vote approved Mayor Dennis Kintigh’s recommendation to hire James Rod Hogan as interim city manager. Two members opposed and two did not attend. the council also tabled negotiating with a national firm to manage the municipal golf course.
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Sheriff Undergoes Emergency Heart Surgery
Chaves County Sheriff Britt Snyder underwent emergency heart surgery Thursday afternoon after several days of symptoms including arm ache heavy sweating and nausea. He remains in intensive care for monitoring overnight. Jean Boué president of the Chaves County Republican Party provided the update.
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Chaves County
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