New Mexico workers see job losses and mixed growth
State officials report August shows a 1.5 percent year over year job decline totaling 12 400 losses since June ending 10 months of growth. Unemployment stands at 6.5 percent as some sectors rise including education health mining and manufacturing while government and construction shed jobs.
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Cousin Scam Sweeps Victim for 2000 in Fraud Calls
Police responded to a 1500 block South Poplar Avenue incident after a man reported a caller claiming to be his cousin from Juarez Mexico sought money via Walmart MoneyGram. The scammer, making multiple requests totaling $2000, prompted the victim to contact authorities.
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Poplar Avenue
Juarez
Mexico
Walmart MoneyGram
Money- Gram
Police Blotter Reports Vandalism And Break-In
Police on Davidson Drive responded to vandalism with spray painted fence in the 900 block. In Southeast Main Street a shop in a building was breached with a sledge hammer, five concrete blocks damaged, nothing stolen. Crime Stoppers 888-594 TIPS offers anonymity and possible rewards.
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Lovelace Clinic offers free weekly health screenings
The Lovelace Regional Hospital urges proactive health care with free seven day wellness screenings at the Urgent Care clinic on North Main Street. Tests include body measurements vital signs cholesterol triglycerides glucose and prostate antigen for men with emphasis on early detection and annual screening. Patients may receive smoking cessation education and results lead to follow up with a primary care physician if needed.
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Dawn Tschabrun
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Correction to hunters letter attribution Run as editor letter not from agency
A correction notes that the piece titled Calling all hunters and sportsmen published on Friday in section A7 was submitted as a letter to the editor and did not originate from the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish. The Record apologizes for the error.
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New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Roswell High Students Host Pro Start Greek Roman Lunch
Roswell High School staff and students enjoyed a Greek Roman themed lunch Friday as part of the Pro Start program. Culinary arts teacher Mary Dunbar said it was the first student planned event featuring National Restaurant Association curriculum and local Roswell industry input.
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Roswell High School
Pro Start
National Restaurant Association
Roswell
Mary Dunbar
Goss finds lifelong zeal through travel and service
Spotlighted profile highlights Goss’s career across the Air Force Army Navy and health service. Her moves with a minister father fueled a love of new places and learning, while her community work spans Noahs Ark Day Care Center hospital boards and church choirs.
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Air Force
Army, Navy
Federal Aviation Association
U.S. Public Health Service
Navy
China Lake
Calif
Naval Weapons Center
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Noah's Ark
Noah’s Ark
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