Bold beauty pursues Miss America dream in New Mexico
Marta Strzyzewski, Miss Roswell 1998 and Miss New Mexico finalist, prepares for the Miss America pageant in Atlanta airing Sept 22. A biologist and aspiring neurosurgeon, she credits pageants for scholarships and recalls back surgery at 12. She volunteers with Carrie Tingley Hospital and Catholic Charities refugee services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marta Strzyzewski
Strzyzewski
NMMI
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Carrie Tingley
The
Catholic Charities of
Central New Mexico
U.S
New Mexico
Kakuska a man with a plan Roswell High picks Mike Kakuska
Mike Kakuska named principal of Roswell High School to replace Greg. He brings extensive NM experience including ten years as a principal in four schools and two years as Indian Education Director at Zunt Public. He says students will know he is there for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Roswell High School
Greg
Mike Kakuska
RHS
Mexico
Zunt Public
Southeastern New Mexico's Largest Newspaper Focuses on Roswell
Roswell, New Mexico, is highlighted as home to the region's dominant paper, with regional coverage emphasizing local news, events, and community updates across Chaves and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Water use gets dairy in trouble
Oasis Dairy Farm Inc faced a court order to show cause for contempt after the State of New Mexico and the State Engineer, with Pecos Valley Artesian Conservancy District, alleged the dairy used more water than its rights allowed. The matter centers on five year water cycles ending Oct 31 and the need for legal counsel for Oasis director John Krasowsky ahead of a Friday pre hearing before Judge Harl Byrd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oasis Dairy Farm, Inc
State of
New Mexico
Pecos Valley Artesian Conservancy District
John Krasowsky
Oasis
Harl Byrd
Albuquerque
Krasowsky
Byrd
A.J. Olsen
Olsen
Prac
New Mexico Receives Over 101 Million in Federal Farm Subsidies
New Mexico drew more than 101.2 million dollars in federal farm subsidies last year as AP findings show a nationwide pattern of subsidies flowing to multimillion-dollar corporations or nonfarmers. The review notes two thirds of subsidies went to 10 percent of farm owners, while NM payments largely supported farmers ranchers and dairy operators under several programs aimed at keeping producers afloat during low crop prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenarm
Ill
Garry Niemeyer
Auburn
Niemeyer
America
Agriculture Department
Associated Press
New Mexico
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sacramento
Roswet
Aun
Daily Record
Bill Moffitt
Kakuska
Jane Wiccins
Daily Records
Jane Wiggins
Roswell DB Ove
Rall-Record.com
Ness
Boke