Rose Doris Henken 85 dies near Roswell after long life
Rose Doris Henken aged 85 died May 28 after a long life in Manitoba and Canada. She lived in Roswell since 1976 with her husband who ran a bus company and was active in golf and volunteering. Cremation occurred and a private service will be held later due to the COVID crisis. She is survived by daughters Karen Schnerch and Melanie Gaddy, son Manfred Buddy Henkenhaf, five grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. The family thanks Westwind House staff and Armada Hospice Care for their care.
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Bruce) Schnerch
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Greg) Gaddy
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Adin Steinsaltz Dies Groundbreaking Talmud Translator
Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz 83 a prolific Jewish scholar who spent 45 years translating the Talmud into modern Hebrew with English French and Russian editions. He founded the Steinsaltz Center and built schools in Israel and the former Soviet Union. He was buried on the Mount of Olives in Jerusalem after dying of pneumonia.
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Virus, jobs threaten Latino turnout in 2020 election
Migrant communities face unemployment and illness as organizers adapt outreach. Mario Olivares in Arizona notes many Latinos now focus on food and bills, not voting, while groups expand via food drives, unemployment aid, and digital outreach to spur registration before November.
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Cuomo allows New York schools to reopen with safety rules
Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced New York schools may bring students back to classrooms with in person days alongside remote learning. Masks required, districts to publish reopening plans and hold parent discussions as the state reviews health plans for completeness.
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