Borders, walls and fences shape how neighbors meet
Martin Kral of Roswell argues walls and fences, from local livestock barriers to the Israeli Gaza border, deter migration and protect borders. He cites the Berlin Wall, China’s Great Wall, WIPP security fences, and solar farm boundaries to discuss border policy and safety concerns. He also notes migration-linked diseases and proposes firm border controls.
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Gut instinct against identity theft saves Santa Rosa mom
A Santa Rosa mother spots a scam after a pop up touting virus software leads to a bank card cash advance. A caller pressures Western Union transfers. bank freezes accounts and blocks the fraud. M.E. Sprengelmeyer warns others to verify any unusual request and contact the bank or authorities immediately.
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News changes after rise of social media editorial
The piece traces how news shifted from print to radio to TV and the internet, then to social media as the main driver of coverage. It notes debates sparked by restroom politics, gay bar shootings, Black Lives Matter protests, and police violence, ending with national division on social platforms.
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Roswell Daily Record Seeks Reader Letters Under Guidelines
The Roswell Daily Record invites letters to the editor with writer name and city, plus a verifiable phone number for contact. Letters should be concise under 250 words, typed legibly, and limit to two per month. The editor reserves the right to reject any submission.
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