Profile of longtime educator Kakuska at Roswell High School
Mike Kakuska, with over 25 years in education, joined RHS as an assistant principal for a year and stayed six, praising the community, faculty, and business support. Born near Naperville, Illinois, he married Linda, a Zuni Indian business owner, and has four children. He held leadership roles with the New Mexico Association of Secondary School Principals and advised on “Drop-outs” and “Children At Risk.”
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New Mexico Association of
Spradling
RHS
Kakuska
Roswell
Naperville
Ill
General Motors
Evelyn
Bob Kakuska
Ruidoso
Nancy
Reed
Mike
Amanda Roge
East Germany
Linda
Michael
Erik
Italy
Amanda
University of New Mexico
Robert
University of Northern Colorado
Greeley
Ace Bien Spear
Cane
Man ‘Richardson
Domenici and
Kassebaurm
Children At Risk
George Bush
Water rights case centers on Oasis Dairy Farm dispute
In Chaves County, Oasis Dairy Farm controlled by John Krasowsky faced penalties for over diverting groundwater. The court considered double payback, fines, and possible criminal contempt to enforce water restrictions as the five year cycle ends Oct 31. The judge urged a quick resolution to prevent further disputes.
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Page Attice
Perry C. Abernethy
Santa Fe
Hennighausen
Olsen
Fred Hennighausen
Roswell
Pecos Valley Artesian
Krasowsky
Byrd
Abernethy
Kraskowsy
Dave Thomas
Oasis Dairy Farm, Inc
Oasis
John Krasowsky
Oasis Dairy Farms, Inc
Chaves County
Oasis Dairy Farm
Paul Saavadra
Office of the State Engineer
Harl D. Byrd
Albuquerque
Welaneday
Sitt-Dane Tur Lapoains
Marta Strzyzewski Sets Sights On Citizenship Platform
Marta Strzyzewski, born in Warsaw and naturalized seven years ago, uses her Miss America platform to advocate for immigrant awareness. She arrived in El Paso with help from Sen. Bingaman after Poland’s martial law. she learned English quickly and pursued ballet and piano, planning to perform Chopin. Roswell Mayor Bill Owen lauded her, declaring Aug 31 in her honor and noting she will attract attention on Sept 22.
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Strzyzewski
U.S
Warsaw
Poland
Solidarity Movement
Resistance Movement
Solidarity
el Paso
Sen. Bingaman
Frederic Chopin
Roswell
Bill Owen
Marta
Owen
Farm payments highlight New Mexico subsidies and farmer concerns
Curry County farmer Truman Woody laments rising costs and flat prices, urging support to keep farms viable. Officials say farm payments stabilize food supply, with Navajo Nation’s Farmington operation receiving $3.1 million and other New Mexico towns and tribes earning smaller amounts for drought losses and conservation.
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Truman Woody
Curry County
Woody
Clovis
New Mexico
Erik Ness
U.S
Ness
United States
Paul Gutierrez
USDA
Farm Service Agency
Albuquerque
Farmington
Curry
Roosevelt
Lea
Torrance
San Juan
Union
Luna
King Brothers
Stanley
Bruce King
Bruce
Sam
Don
Jerry
Bill King
King
Clayton
Tom Davies
Portales
Federal Conservation Reserve Program
Larry Palmer
Carlsbad
Levington
San Jon
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Iage
Mt. States
Mountain States
Pecan
West Country Club
Sycamore
W. Country Club Rd
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