Transitional home opens to aid recovery in Roswell
The Harvest House, a Salvation Army project in Roswell, is a new $190000, single story facility on the organization's property in northwest Roswell. It shelters up to four local men who completed a six month Albuquerque rehab program, aiming to prevent relapse by providing a safe supportive environment. Lt. Joe West and Lt. Amber West spearhead the effort, inspired by a Phoenix model and responding to local graduates who return home to risky environments.
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Maestro John Farrer Leads Roswell Symphony Longtime Conductor
John Farrer known as The Maestro has steered the Roswell Symphony Orchestra for over 45 years as its long serving conductor. He resides in Fort Worth and leads the Santa Maria Philharmonic in California in his 17th season. He has ties to the San Francisco Symphony and Bakersfield Symphony, where he spent decades as music director and holds a doctorate in music.
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Roswell Symphony taps conductor with broad regional ties
Roswell's new conductor Farrer, educated at California State University and the University of Michigan, explains his interest sparked by the Roswell Symphony's strong reputation. He notes about 10 full-time U S orchestras exist, with roughly 1,200 regional or per service groups. The Roswell ensemble attracts musicians from Albuquerque El Paso and Amarillo, a rarity among such groups.
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