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Doña Ana County Sheriff’s and Las Cruces Police investigators have announced that Joe Bischoff, 22, the alleged boyfriend of slain NMSU student Kathryn Jaye Sepich, has retained a Las Cruces attorney and is refusing requests to submit DNA samples for use in the investigation.
The New Mexico Office of the Medical Investigator has issued an autopsy report today in the death of NMSU student Kathryn Jaye Sepich, 22, of Carlsbad. Sepich died by strangulation.
Roberto Estrada, the star of the Whole Enchilada Fiesta, will be recognized at the Sept. 23 regular meeting of the Doña Ana County Board of Commissioners for his work to promote Las Cruces, as well as for his many years of civic contributions to Doña Ana County.
Doña Ana County Sheriff Juan Hernandez and his department will help host a safety clinic for children on Sept. 13 at the Sisbarro auto dealership.
The Doña Ana County Sheriff’s Department and the New Mexico State Police will offer a 2003 Citizens’ Academy beginning Oct. 14, once again inviting interested residents of Doña Ana County to better understand how rural law enforcement functions.
Doña Ana County Sheriff’s Department deputies are investigating a motorcycle crash that left a soldier dead and his passenger injured Sunday night.
Chairman Paul B. Curry of the Doña Ana County Board of Commissioners has finalized with Las Cruces Mayor Bill Mattiace a series of public meetings to provide updates on the status of Memorial Medical Center and the efforts of the city and county to preserve the hospital as a viable community asset.
Most Dona Ana County offices will be closed Monday, Sept. 1, 2003, to allow employees to observe the Labor Day holiday.
Ongoing work to install wastewater collection lines in Doña Ana County will require some detours and road closures next week.
One of the stated goals of the Doña Ana County Board of Commissioners for 2003 is to identify meaningful and realistic ways by which living conditions in the county’s 37 designated colonias can be improved.
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