You Belong Your Library National Library Week Event
Roswell Public Library marks National Library Week with tours at 10 am 3 pm and 5 30 pm a guest speaker contests and prizes Days include Story time Your Library on Wednesday Patron Appreciation Day Friday and a QR Code Scavenger Hunt Two contests run all week Rob Coon Chaves County sheriff discusses the 1980 New Mexico Penitentiary Riot in which 33 inmates died and 90 were injured involving state police and National Guard
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Roswell Public Library Highlights Craft Programs and Resources
The Roswell Public Library outlines events and resources including a 2 p.m presentation in Bondurant Room with refreshments from Friends of the Library. It promotes knitting titles for beginners and advanced crafters, online databases, Storytime sessions, and a Books Again discount sale run by Friends volunteers to support library programs.
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Pennsylvania Ave
Robert Briggs
Kay Olson
Sharon Turner
Sally Muir
Joanna Osborne
Kath Dalmeny
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Elisco
Hobbies & Crafts Reference Center
Second St
Roswell
Dangerous Roswell Post Office Crossing Sparks Street Warning
Letter from a reader criticizes speeding and illegal crossing near the Roswell post office on Pennsylvania Avenue. They urge Police to enforce the double line crossing and fine violators, noting traffic dangers and potential revenue from fines.
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Roswell
Pennsylvania Avenue
Texas Turns Tough on Crime Through Progressive Reform
Maria Hinojosa reports how Texas reduced incarceration by shifting nonviolent first offenders to drug and therapy programs and re entry courts. The approach cut recidivism from 70 to 40 percent, lowered the prison population since 2005, and saved about 2 billion dollars while Sugar Land Prison closed. Governor Perry backed the policy as tough and smart.
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George W. Bush
Ann Richards
Rick Perry
Texas
Sugar Land
Policy for Letters to the Daily Record
The Daily Record outlines submission rules for letters. Writers must include first and last name, address, and telephone number for verification. Letters may be published with contact details only if requested. unsigned letters are disallowed and space is limited to 600 words.
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