Roswell approves bid for landfill expansion with BNC
The Roswell City Council approved a $713,138 bid from BNC Environmental Services of Midland for dirt work and liner for an 11 acre landfill expansion cell with a six year life. Project manager Mark Miller noted bids were opened after August 20 and the work should finish by year end.
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Redistricting Plans Split Parties as Suiters Line Up
Democrats and Republicans filed suits in state and federal courts over redistricting. Sen. Mary Jane Garcia defended the Senate plan as fair and lawful. The Legislature approved a congressional map shifting districts in Bernalillo and southern New Mexico with a 57 percent white, 56 percent Republican district. Critics argued communities of interest are disrupted.
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D-Las Cruces
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Dona Ana County
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Pauline Ponce
D-Roswell
Chaves County
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R-Roswell
Lincoln County
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Glencoe
Ron Godbey
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Roswell
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Prayer chain fundraiser honors New York responders
Students built a 1728 foot prayer chain and sent it boxed to the New York Fire Department. Roswell High School also contributed a chain. Firefighters and officials praised the community’s patriotism and the fundraiser raising near 20000 dollars for fallen firefighters’ families.
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New York
Sims
St. Andrew’s
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Eiffert
John Bonds
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Aftermath Returns as Students Return to Makeshift Classrooms
Giuliani acknowledged bodies may never be fully recovered as rescue work continues amid the World Trade Center collapse. Thousands of students return to school in alternate campuses across New York while the Brooklyn Bridge and Holland Tunnel prepare to reopen, easing citywide disruptions.
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Julie Hiraga
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Bush Embraces Leaders as Threats Prompt Capitol Security
President Bush received applause from Democrats and Republicans as he praised bipartisanship. He hugged Senate Majority Leader Daschle and House Leader Gephardt amid unprecedented Capitol security after recent evacuations.
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