Final messages ethic from Sullivan Buelew letter to wife
A reflection on legacy inspired by Maj. Sullivan Buelew of the Second Rhode Island volunteers who wrote a farewell note to his wife Sara before Bull Run. The piece urges readers to consider what they would leave behind and to live by their final message today.
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District Court
Charles C. Currier
Judicial Selection Committee
Sullivan Buelew
Rhode Island Volunteers
Battle of
Bull Run
Maj. Buelew
Washington, D.C
Smithfield
Rhode Island
Sara
Town to get running water in Rincon Marquez
About 560 residents of Rincon Marquez will receive clean water for the first time from a $1 million Rural Utilities Service grant. A 15.2 mile pipeline will deliver fresh water to the McKinley County community, replacing long trips to haul water. Andrew Robertson of WaterWorks organized the grant, aided by local matching funds and a bake sale that raised $90.64.
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Rincon Marquez
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Rural Utilities Service
McKinley County
Powell’s Middle East diplomacy under scrutiny in brief
Former secretary of state Colin Powell faces criticism over his Middle East diplomacy while praised for guiding other policy moves. Observers note his cautious approach, mixed signals on truce monitors, and influence in shaping Geneva Convention protections for Taliban prisoners and easing U.S.-China tensions after the 2001 spy-plane incident.
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Saddam Hussein
Powell
Bush
al-Qaida
United States
China
Richard Fairbanks
Center For Strategic and International Studies
Fairbanks
U.S
Mideast
Daalder
Middle East
Abington
Navajo Town Pioneers Water and Plumbing for 138 Homes
Grant pursuit by Water Works aims to bring running water to a Navajo community with 138 families and install septic tanks. An archaeological study cost was funded by bake sale proceeds of 90.64 dollars, plus 5400 from the Navajo Nation and 1000 each from Whitehorse and Torreon chapters.
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Andrew Robertson
Robertson
Water Works
Navajo Nation
Whitehorse
Torreon
Roswell Club Calendar Highlights Evening Activities
A Roswell calendar lists 9 a.m. pool tables for ladies at the Roswell Adult Center. Noon Lunch Bunch AA at Dry Harbor Club. 5:30 p.m. Friends in Sobriety and a Roswell Women’s Project intake at Bank of America building. 6 p.m. TOPS Roswell Center. 6 p.m. RHS Project Celebration for seniors and parents. 6:30 p.m. Roswell Fencing Club and 42 Dominoes meet at the Roswell Adult Center. 6:30 p.m. Weigh Down Workshop at Calvary Baptist Church. 7 p.m. Roswell Fine Arts and NM Miniature Arts Society. 7 p.m. Artesia AA at St. Paul’s. 7 p.m. Chaves County EAYC at Los Pasitos Learning Center. 7:30 p.m. Roswell Runners Club and Closed AA group at Westminster Church. Call 622-7710 to confirm.
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Roswell
Missouri Ave
Alcoholics Anonymous
Dry Harbor Club
E. van Buren St
Bank of America
N. Main St
Debi Dahl
RHS Little Theatre
Stacy Huebner
Adult Center
Calvary Baptist Church
W. Alameda
Ladonna Pirtle
Robin Collins
Artesia
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
10Th and
Bullock
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