Roswell Art Show Winners Named in 18th Annual Exhibition
The Roswell Fine Arts League and New Mexico Miniature Arts Society announced winners for the 18th Annual Art Show and Competition held August 19. Over 500 attendees and brisk sales accompanied top honors across standard and miniature divisions, with multiple judges recognizing excellence, merit, and people’s choices in numerous categories.
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ENMU-R and I Tech offer new information technology courses
ENMU-Roswell announces a free information session at 6 30 p m on Wednesday Sept 5 in seminar room 124 of the occupational technology center about the I Tech Services Inc certification classes this fall. Programs include Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer and Certified Computer Technician. Fast track day and night courses start soon. Call 1 866 248 6265 for more details.
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Today in History highlights Aug 24 across centuries
Highlights mark key events on August 24 including the 1949 North Atlantic Treaty taking effect, the 79 AD Vesuvius eruption burying Pompeii and Herculaneum, 1572 French Protestant slaughter beginning, 1814 Washington attacked, 1932 Earhart’s nonstop US flight, 1954 Communist Control Act, 1968 France’s hydrogen bomb, and 1981 Chapman's Lennon murder conviction.
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Gephardt under fire in waste and policy critique
Cal Thomas urges Bush to target Gephardt with a counter strategy focused on waste, fraud, and abuse. The column cites tax, regulatory, and spending burdens, arguing the Democrats must attack government waste to win. It notes projected costs for a Dr Seuss memorial and rising discretionary spending under Republican Congress.
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Islanders sell famed export as Hernandez faces pressure
A reader weighs in on international trade and a columnist notes efforts to grow the Cuban American population in Vermont while a Texas reader critiques U S soccer interest and World Cup coverage. The column reflects cross cultural themes and demographic changes in Vermont.
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