ROSWELL, N.M. (AP) — A military junior college in New Mexico is under quarantine after reporting 63 employees and cadets tested positive for the coronavirus and were isolating, school officials said.
The New Mexico Military Institute went into quarantine on Monday, including stopping visitors to the Roswell campus to
"Please know that this quarantine is to the benefit of all cadets, staff and faculty at NMMI,"
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