White House says health care site on track for login goal
The Obama administration aims to fix HealthCare.gov by a late Saturday deadline to support 50 000 concurrent users. Officials report improved stability and speed after hardware upgrades but warn some features and companion sites remain delayed and not all data may meet insurer needs.
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World Market brings global scene to Roswell
The Liberty venue hosted Roswell’s first World Market with Jai Ho music from Slumdog Millionaire, drawing shoppers and onlookers who clapped along. Vendors offered diverse foods, colors, and clothing, while various empowerment program groups staffed the event.
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Hanukkah Traditions and Light Against the Dark
Eight nights of candle lighting mark Hanukkah with the menorah and shammash in the window. The holiday, rooted in Maccabees history, recalls resistance to King Antiochus Epiphanes and the miracle celebrated by Jewish communities.
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Mica the border collie trains in search and rescue
In Roswell, Mica a border collie shows nose work at home demonstrations for Diane Whetsel and Cathy O'Dette as they prepare to move to North Carolina. Mica sniffs corners and lies by a cardboard box during the session.
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Mica Finds Object of Search in Shelving Unit
Sunday STLIGHT resumes the quest as Mica lands on a shelving unit holding a small open jar of teeth collected by Whetsel. Whetsel trains dogs for law enforcement military and emergency searches for people bombs and other subjects. Recently retired from Roswell Corrections Center he also runs the Sage Foundation for Dogs Who Serve.
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Wounded Marines Receive Hero Welcome in Roswell
U.S. Marine veteran Kurt Mason and another severely injured service member, Kenneth Kaighn, were greeted by the Southeast New Mexico Patriot Guard Riders at Roswell International Air Center. The pair, both on 100 percent disability, traveled from Afghanistan and Iraq regions for a Base Camp 40 Warrior Hunt New Mexico sponsored trip aided by Warrior Bands USA.
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