Gormley leads Roswell library board interim tenure
Matthew Gormley chaired his first Roswell Public Library Board of Trustees meeting as interim library director after Betty Long’s 31 year tenure ended. A new children’s learning station was unveiled, funded by a New Mexico Library Association grant, with restricted web access. Gormley will not seek the director post, with 15 applicants and a likely November start for a new leader.
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Matthew Gormley
Roswell Public Library Board of Trustees
Gormley
Betty Long
New Mexico Library Association
City
Jetta Miles
Local leaders discuss business group influence on New Mexico policy
Stakeholders including Economy Kintigh County Commissioner Robert Corn and Greg Nibert meet with Xcel Energy Thrust Energy and local officials to discuss how a membership group lobbies for pro business legislation. They cite oil and gas impacts, tax relief ideas, and work on unemployment, workers comp, and medical marijuana issues, with calls for coordinated state local action.
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Association
WildEarth Guardians
Center For Biological Diversity
New Mexico
WESST
Rhonda Johnson
Sandoval
New Mexico Permanent Fund
Kintigh
Roswell
Corn
Chaves
Espinoza
Lisa Dunlap
Rdrnews.com
New Mexico Association of Commerce and Industry
Roswell Chamber of Commerce
Thrust Energy
Jim Manatt
NMACI
Bailey Griffith
Jason Espinoza
Obituary for Dorothy Joyce Griffith 82 in Roswell NM
Dorothy Joyce Griffith 82 died September 22 2016 in Roswell New Mexico. A further notice will confirm funeral plans. Anderson Bethlehem Funeral Home and Crematory handles services.
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Dorothy “Joyce” Griffith
Roswell
Anderson-Bethany Funeral Home and Crematory
Employers seek older workers at Roswell hiring event
A Tuesday afternoon job fair for workers aged 50 and over will run from 3 to 5 p.m. at Roswell’s Senior Circle 2801 N Main St. Attendees should bring resumes. refreshments and door prizes are planned.
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Roswell
N. Main St
Jacki Morris
New Mexico
Chaves
Republican
Morris
Funding to back New Mexico solar telescope switch
The National Science Foundation will provide more than 1 million to back a two year transition of the Richard B Dunn Solar Telescope in New Mexico to a consortium led by New Mexico State University. Congress members announced the funding on Thursday to bridge operations as the National Solar Observatory plans a Hawaii telescope by 2018.
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Espinoza
National Science Foundation
New Mexico
New Mexico State University
Richard B. Dunn
Astrono
Mers
National Solar Observatory
Hawaii
Roswell district weighs teacher evaluations amid data shift
Roswell Independent School District reports 36 teachers rated exemplary and 37 ineffective or minimally effective as it shifts to a state system evaluating all teachers. Superintendent Tom Burris says data timing, first year teachers, and new measures like parent and student surveys shape the results.
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RISD
Tom Burris
Burris
Cess
Roswell
Bethany Freudenthal
Rdrnews.com
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