Water towers redesign approved for city branding and capacity
The city council approved Landmark Structures to replace the 1943 tank with two 1 million gallon towers featuring four identical images, aligning with branding launched in May. Project, funded by a EPA loan, costs 6.4 million and may take two years to complete. Water-line upgrades along Alameda Third Street and North Garden affect pressures and valve replacements are planned.
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Larry Connolly
Najar
Main Street
Barry Foster
Best
U.S
Environmental Protection Agency
Drinking
Fort Worth
Texas
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S. Garden Ave
Alameda
Third Street
Nancy Lopez
Spring River
Eighth St
Roger Buckley
Central Control
McGaffey Street
Country Club Road
Country Club
North Garden Avenue
Edgewood
Cherry Street
Third
Fifth Street
Connolly
Alison Penn
Rdrnews
Women in Aviation event highlights STEM careers and mentors
Exposition aviation organizers led by Bill Shuert promoted a Women in Aviation theme to inspire girls toward pilots engineers and other aviation roles. About 32 aircraft were on display including F-16s gliders and medivac helicopters with students from Sidney Gutierrez Middle School meeting exhibitors and voicing empowerment through hands on learning.
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Meyers
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Holloman
U.S. Army National Guard
Medivac
U.S. Customs and Border Patrol
New Mexico Civil Air Patrol
U.S
National Weather Service
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Savannah Matta
Macy Woods
Caitlyn Prairie
Matta
Woods
U.S. Navy
Booth
Prairie
Roswell Independent
Roswell
Shhuert
Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell
Jenna Secrist
Technical Education Department
Lisa Dunlap
Rdrnews.com
New Mexico Considers Clean Car Standards Under Rulemaking
Susan Grisham says Ezzell aids air pollution reduction and greenhouse gas cuts as New Mexico plans environmental leadership. Maddy Hayden notes state law permits clean car standards via administrative rulemaking, with final adoption decided by the seven member Environmental Improvement Board. Breaking news contact listed.
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New Mexico
Susan Grisham
Maddy Hayden
New Mexico Environment Department
Holtec faces mixed support in New Mexico nuclear plan
Joy Russell of Holtec defends the project as Eddy and Lea county leaders back it while nuclear watchdogs oppose. Critics cite no federal long term spent fuel disposal plan and fear New Mexico would bear the waste. Officials worry about impacts on oil and gas in the Permian Basin region.
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Holtec
Eddy
Lea
New Mexico
Michelle Lujan Grisham
Permian Basin
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