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Today Little league elections: Shorthorn Little League Baseball will hold board elec- tions for the new league season on Wednesday, Nov. 13, beginning at 6 p.m. at the Bob Forrest Sports Complex Office on Lea Street. For more informa- tion, please see the Facebook page. Computer Help: The San Jose Center is offering free help for individuals 40 years and older.
One-on-One Computer Lessons are based on what you need to learn and the time that you need. Minor computer repair is also available. To make an appointment or for more in- formation call the center at 575-885- 1402 Monday, Wednesday or Friday. Siren system: The City of Carlsbad tests its early warning siren system every Wednesday at noon. If you hear the siren at any other time, it means you should get indoors! The sirens are designed to be heard outdoors across city limits and are used to alert the public of a bad storm, flood or other potential hazard.
For more information, visit the City of emergency preparedness page. Alzheimers support group: The Alz- heimers and related dementia support group will meet Nov. 13 at 2 p.m. at Landsun Home Clubhouse, 1211 Land- sun Circle. Topic will be of Coping with will facilitator Barb Kouba.
For more information call 575- 361-2203. LITTLE ARGUS Duncan, Thomas Franklin 75 Mayhill 10-Nov West Funeral Home Johnny B. 72 Carlsbad 08-Nov West Funeral Home Additional information in display obituaries Obituaries appear in print and online at www.legacy.com/obituaries/CurrentArgus OBITUARIES AND DEATH NOTICES Name Age Town, State Death Date Arrangements CARLSBAD, NM Johnny B. Lo- pez, 72, of Carlsbad, passed away Friday, November 8, 2019 at his home. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m.
Friday, November 15, 2019 at Word of Life Church with Pastor Daniel Shirley and Brother Joe B. Lopez officiating. Interment will follow at Carlsbad Cemetery (new section). There is no visitation. View full obituary and express condolences at west- funeralhomellc.com Johnny B.
Lopez Obituaries Carlsbad Police Department Carol Espinoza Munoz was arrested for li- cense suspended or revoked. Richard Gerald Estrada III was arrested for con- cealing identity, resisting, abusing any judge, magis- trate or peace in lawful discharge of duties. Leilani Susan Buxton was arrested for failure to pay. Jacob William Castillo was arrested for obedience to any required control device, DUI and head- lights required. Carol Munoz was arrested for driving while license is suspended.
Jeremy Lynn Sanchez was arrested for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Ransom Eugene Brewer, was arrested on a munici- pal warrant. Timothy R. Castillo was arrested on a municipal warrant. Cody Allen Spencer was arrested for assault with intent to commit a felony and criminal sexual pene- tration of the second degree.
Greggory Scott Barnes was arrested for failure to appear. David Anthony Herrera was arrested for resisting, abusing any judge, magistrate or peace in law- ful discharge of duties. Andre Richard Smith was arrested for vehicle en- tering stop or yield section and driving while licenses is suspended or revoked. Edward Joel Hernandez was arrested for larceny, criminal damage to property and auto or structural burglary. Jonathan Meyers was arrested on a municipal warrant.
Melaine Annette Ortiz was arrested for immediate appearance in front of a judge. Richard A. Bejarano was arrested on a probation violation. Tommie Fae Sheppard was arrested on a proba- tion violation. Jose Carlos Caro-Avila was arrested for DUI.
Artesia Police Department David A. Huitron, 48, of Artesia, was arrested for revoked or suspended license with arrest clause. POLICE BLOTTER community and help those most vulner- Dodd said. commitment to community is an example of giving back to the com- munity that you do business Johnson said Devon Energy has real with the United Way of Carlsbad and South Eddy County. have employees that serve on their boards and committees and we also participate in other things they do around the she said.
ties stay safe. our privilege to be able to help partner with these organizations that spend countless hours to protect the safety of the residents of Eddy and Lea Counties, where our employees work and raise their she said. look at it as our privilege to sup- port them. Our local emergency re- sponders are such a critical role in our counties and I think important we recognize the time they put into Devin not limited to responders Johnson said Devon Energy con- tinued decades long relationships with United Way organizations in Oklahoma, New Mexico, Texas and Wyoming. donations that we make each year to the United Way organizations in Eddy and Lea counties are not part of a grant process, per se, just a part of what Devon she said.
just part of our culture of giving back and being a good neighbor and these organizations are the ones sup- porting the people in our communities that really need the Linda Dodd, executive director of United Way of Carlsbad and South Eddy County, said Devon gift funds more than 20 programs supported by her agency. have partnered with us through the years to help better our Grants Continued from Page 1A Makayla Wiehweg, top, Edwin Brown, Karla Hamel and Joe Honesto plant flowers during the April 26 United Way of Carlsbad and South Eddy County Day of Caring. KUSHROO GHADIALI.
