Stolen Freezer Parts and Burglary Reported
Police investigated thefts at Cat tleman's Steakhouse on 2010 S Main St where a freezer was moved and copper wiring removed. value about 2500 dollars. In another incident, a home on East 23rd Street reported a kicked door and missing tools valued roughly 980 dollars. A separate shooting on South Avenue left a thigh wound. victim declined to press charges at the scene. An incident occurred at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center on Monday.
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Multiple Local Thefts and Vandalism Reported At Various Sites
A series of vandalism and theft incidents were reported including damage at the old Rehabilitation Center on Gail Harris Street with window and pipe repairs estimated at 700. South Park Cemetery saw a brass vase valued at 100 missing. An attempted break in occurred at Auto Aid on Virginia Avenue with a suspect fleeing after an assault. Police urge Crime Stoppers tips at 888 594 TIPS with anonymity and rewards possible.
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Lack of Young Nurses in New Mexico Highlighted
Torres notes an aging nurse workforce with the average age in the late 40s to early 50s and questions where younger nurses are. She cites factors like career risk, social media pressures, and changing dispositions, urging middle school education and retention in small towns to strengthen the field.
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Torres
New Mexico
University of New Mexico
New Mexico Nurse Leader Highlights Border Health Ties
Pediatrician and former New Mexico health secretary Torres praises nurses in Las Cruces for frontline insights. She notes substance abuse and liver failure as major local issues and recalls her 1999 appointment to the U.S.-Mexico Border Health Commission by President Clinton.
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Las Cruces
U.s.-Mexico
New Mexico
Sage heads to Hollywood for Hero Dog ceremony
Sage the border collie and Diane Wedel travel to Los Angeles for the American Humane Association Hero Dog awards ceremony on September 29. Sage is a 9/11 Gulf Coast and Iraq service dog finalist, honored for search and rescue, with Ferguson support from New Mexico officials and the Sage Foundation for Dogs Who Serve. The ceremony airs on Hallmark Channel November 11.
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Roswell
Wedel
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City of Angels
Sage Foundation
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