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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 2002
Page
6
The VERB program from HHS urges 9 to 13 year olds to choose activities that fit their personalities and “just do it” like running singing painting and bowling. It aims to reduce overweight among youth and involves parents teachers and coaches to emphasize enjoyable physical and prosocial activity over screens.
Health Matters promotes a weekly family activity routine to make fitness a priority. Each week a family member selects an activity suit able for all, from walks to frisbee in the park, with goals to involve everyone and boost motivation. It suggests simple chores, nature hikes, bike rides and playful games to exercise together while limiting screen time.
Eastern New Mexico University Roswell honored staff with Spirit of Eastern awards at a Aug 23 ceremony. Six recipients received plaques and $300 checks, including Gina Buldra Jessie Hall Sheila Lopez Heidi Peek Bob Phillips and Betty Patton.
Maryl McNally earned a place on the 2001 2002 dean's list at Lawrence University for a 3.4 or higher cumulative GPA. A 2000 Santa Catalina School graduate, Monterey California, she is the daughter of Robert and Amy McNally of Roswell.
Caryn Doyal and Matt Jennings, Roswell High and Goddard High students, spoke at the National Council of State Legislatures in Austin to state legislators and CDC staff. Their panel addressed adolescent health, injury prevention, peer pressure, tobacco use, teen pregnancy, and youth health initiatives.
The report highlights surgical suites and renovation of the Sunrise Mental Health Center. It notes the addition of new physicians including a diabetes specialist and a family practitioner as part of Genesis, a recruitment and retention program promoting professional development.
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