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Roswell Police Blotter Nov. 3-9

Compiled by Christina Stock, Roswell Daily Record — The following records are from the Roswell Police Department. All suspects in this report are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Tuesday, Nov. 3. 6:10 a.m. — Officers were dispatched to a business in reference to a...

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Mescalero Man, 24, Sentenced to 18 Months for Beating BIA Officer in Head

A Mescalero man has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for assaulting a federal officer, capping a case that began with a call for help at a reservation home and ended with a Tased, handcuffed suspect still refusing to get in a patrol car. Dominic James Isaac Sandoval Peralta was ordered to prison after pleading guilty to striking a Bureau of Indian Affairs officer multiple times during an arrest last year.

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New Mexico Military announces a head coaching change

New Mexico Military Institute has a new voice in charge of its JuCo football program, at least for now. The Broncos announced on X Wednesday that offensive coordinator and assistant head coach Tyrone Hendrix has been tabbed to lead the program as interim head coach. The post didn’t say anything...

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Roswell City Council faces allocation requests among others

By Terri Harber, The Roswell Daily Record — The Roswell City Council considers a variety of issues during its meeting at 6 p.m. on Thursday at the Chaves County Administrative Center, 1 St. Mary’s Place, in the commissioners’ chamber of the Joseph R. Skeen building. Public hearings.

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Alamogordo Declares Flood Emergency for Bonito Lake to Seek Recovery Funding

A flood emergency for Bonito Lake and its watershed was declared by the Alamogordo City Commission during its Nov. 3 meeting. Bonito Lake, just north of Ruidoso, is owned by the City of Alamogordo and is a major water source.…. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Sed do...

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From Arendelle to Roswell: Frozen comes to local stage

By Melanie Becker-Donovan, The Roswell Daily Record — The cold never bothered Elsa from the magical town of Arendelle anyway, and apparently, it hasn’t “frozen” the hearts of Roswell’s audience either. Way Way Off-Broadway Theatre Company brought Disney’s “Frozen — The Broadway Musical” to the stage at the Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell (ENMU-R) Performing Arts Center.

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Economic development tax defeated by Chaves County voters

By Terri Harber, The Roswell Daily Record — Chaves County voters expressed their opposition to an increase in the gross revenue tax for local economic development by a wide margin. The Local Economic Development Act (LED) local option tax of 0.125%, which would have been 12.5 cents for every...

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Lance Jaggers Named Assistant U.S. Attorney in Roswell After Six-Year Gap

Former local prosecutor Lance Jaggers was named an assistant U.S. attorney based in Roswell, the first for the city in six years. Jaggers was sworn in and officially began work Nov. 2, said Tessa Duberry, public affairs specialist with the…. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Sed do...

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Stoney LaRue Brings Red Dirt Country to Roswell’s The Liberty

Sean ChaffinRoswell Tribune Red dirt country fans will flock to the Liberty Sunday night when Stoney LaRue takes the stage. The 49-year-old guitarist and singer has built a following throughout New Mexico drawing fans from across the reigon. LaRue previously…. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Sed do...

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Roswell and Goddard volleyball win final regular season home games

Josh Franklin, Roswell Daily Record — The Goddard Rockets and Roswell Coyotes volleyball teams picked up wins in their final regular-season home games on Oct. 29. The Rockets defeated Lovington in three sets, 25-11, 25-12 and 25-10. Notably, they haven’t gone to a fourth set in a win this season. The key to that consistency is simply the girls on the floor, according to Goddard coach Andy Luikens.

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‘Birthplace of Native American Golf’ celebrates 50 years

MESCALERO, New Mexico — Skiing was clearly not a popular pastime for Apache tribal members in 1963. As far as anyone can recall, not a single Apache tribal member even knew how to ski, said Sarah Kazhe, whose father served on the tribal council at the time. Nevertheless, with...

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Village Gets Wastewater Permit, State Oversight on New Grants

Trustee Hardwick steps down, citing health reasons and a move; letters of interest due Nov. 20

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