9/11 Memorial Remembrance at Field of Honor
Gen. Douglas Murray spoke on how 9/11 changed America yet did not alter Americans. Mayor Del Jurney proclaimed Field of Honor Days and a silent military flyover occurred. NMMI cadets placed about 1,500 flags on Stapp Field for display through Sept. 16.
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Roswell
New Mexico Military Institute
Manly Chapa
Tribute to Joint Task Force Civil Support Leader
The article recalls a commander from October 2001 to December 2004 who ensured readiness for national security events. He and 1,500 to 2,000 troops stood by at events like the State of the Union and Olympics, with plans to respond to threats and even covertly positioned personnel in critical infrastructure.
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Regan
United States
Community groups discuss funding shifts and local charity programs
Roswell area leaders describe potential moves by BBBS and the consolidation with the Santa Fe region. The First Tee of Pecos Valley promotes life skills through golf, emphasizing nine core values. UWCC fundraising runs Aug 15 to mid November, with donors urged to contact United Way of Central New Mexico for details.
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Shelly Currier
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Roswell-Record.com
Dragonfly Festival Highlights Mexican Wolf Refuge Tour
The Dragonfly Festival offered two tours at the refuge with a dragonfly focus and a discovery route by wildlife biologists. Visitors learned dragonflies spend 11 months underwater with a short adult stage for breeding and hunting amid unique water sources. Alvarez notes the refuge serves the public and supports wildlife with underground water forming springs and marshes. Masters emphasizes local access to the wildlife refuge and its public ownership.
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James Masters
J.bergman
Roswell
Repeat offender could get out of jail soon
Eloy Joe Chavez a 54 year old man with 118 prior arrests is jailed at the Metropolitan Detention Center on two warrants from a 2009 property crimes case His bond is set at 2500 cash or surety allowing 10 percent payment and potential release He has a lengthy history including trespassing DWI burglary larceny and failure to appear over the past two decades
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Eloy Joe Chavez
Metropolitan Detention Center
The
Albuquerque Journal
Chavez
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