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The Federal Building was barricaded by 10 a.m. on Thursday with Roswell fire engines blocking West Fifth Avenue, North Richardson Avenue and West Sixth Street, as fire department officials investigated an incident of sudden illness in the Social Security Administration department.
A 911 call was made from inside the building, after the first employee collapsed.
According to Fire Chief Jim Salas, eight employees in the Social Security Administration department became ill. Six of them were transported to the emergency room.
RPD gets 15 cruisers
Friday, March 12, 2010
The Roswell Police Department added 15 new cruisers to its fleet recently, the result of two grants which were applied for in April 2009. The 2010 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptors, which arrived in December, were purchased from Rich Ford in Albuquerque at a cost of... Full Story »
Brasher Road construction begins Monday
Friday, March 12, 2010
Brasher Road will be closed for construction from Sunset Avenue to the Hondo River beginning March 15 and will remain closed for approximately 90 days. During Phase 1, which is expected to take about two months, work will begin on the east portion of the project... Full Story »
SRO at City Council meeting
Friday, March 12, 2010
The City Council met for its regular monthly meeting, with new faces and without a hitch or any surprises, for the first time since the recent municipal election, Thursday night. Besides the presence of newly-elected local policy makers, including a new mayor, the most noticeable difference... Full Story »
RISD special ed kids take to the slopes
Friday, March 12, 2010
Two Roswell Independent School District buses filled with excited middle and high school students braved high wind, dropping temperatures, a dusting of snow, and narrow and winding roads to attend their sixth and final skiing class for the year at Ski Apache, north of Ruidoso. “As... Full Story »
Mold trial set for October
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Paul Taylor still has not had his day in court, after filing a suit against the Roswell Independent School District two years ago. District Judge Thomas Rutledge changed the jury trial date to Oct. 4, due to the unavailability of several witnesses for the August court... Full Story »
Guns and beer, wine OK
Thursday, March 11, 2010
People with a license to carry concealed handguns can bring their firearms into restaurants serving beer and wine starting in July. The legislation Gov. Bill Richardson signed Wednesday, also allows business owners to post signs forbidding entrance with a firearms. It doesn’t apply to restaurants that... Full Story »
Great way to spend an afternoon
Thursday, March 11, 2010
The slopes of Ski Apache are reflected in the goggles of Brandon Phillips, who lives in El Paso, Wednesday afternoon. There is still plenty of good powder on the mountain and hundreds of ski enthusiasts hit the slopes on a cold and blustery day. (Mark... Full Story »
Geriatric outpatient facility to open
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Nearly 20 percent of those who are 55 years and older experience mental disorders that are not part of normal aging according to statistics provided by the American Association for Geriatric Psychiatry. “Most common disorders in order of prevalence are anxiety, severe cognitive impairment, and mood... Full Story »
Spring is in the air
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Flowers at Grace Community Church are in bloom on a sunny Tuesday morning, less than 2 weeks before the official start of spring. (Mark Wilson Photo) Full Story »
Council meets Thursday
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
The City Council will vote whether to award a more than $555,000 contract for the construction of a new recycle storage facility at its regular monthly meeting, Thursday. Councilors will decide whether to approve Vantage Engineering, of Roswell, for the construction of the new facility to... Full Story »
