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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 2007
Page
3
Part three of a three part series outlines continuing cardiac health strategies for adults in their seventies and beyond. It highlights regular checkups, physical activity, nutrition, and risk factor management to support longevity and quality of life.
Health guidance urges seniors to stay proactive with screenings for blood pressure and cholesterol, manage risk factors, and avoid tobacco. It highlights heart attack and heart failure warning signs, the importance of regular checkups, and lifestyle changes to extend healthier golden years, with ENMMC promoting tips at www.enmmc.com.
Three state groups urge federal wildlife officials to extend endangered species protections to the Canada lynx throughout northern New Mexico. The petition to Interior and Fish and Wildlife Service argues against using artificial boundaries, noting lynx have recolonized areas south of Colorado and into New Mexico.
The Wilson-Cobb History and Genealogy Library offers August volunteer help to organize and record family data and to learn online research. Other items include Las Chismosas meeting at Peppers, Senior Circle tile inscriptions for the Tree of Knowledge, Roswell Summer Fun and Fitness at Cielo Grande, Yucca Swim Meet at Cahoon Pool, JOY Center Pool Tournament results, and Pecos Valley Duplicate Bridge Club winners with contact for players.
The Living Desert Zoo hosts a 2 p.m. Saturday Aug 4 program in the Visitor Center Conference Room titled The Private Lives of Pupfish presented by Jennifer Gumm. Public, free entry. call 877-5516 for details. Also a jazz concert at Spencer Theater on Aug 7 features Leah and his big ensemble with a 39 dollar top price and 36 dollar lower tier seats.
Four member band Silent Envy played at the Unity Center on July 19. In an interview, lead singer Dusty Ray Bocheck discusses starting music after skateboarding, joining Silent Envy, touring early, and the band’s drive. He says music is like breathing and aims to share his life through songs. Dean Luke adds that tour success requires a business sense and purpose.
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