Christmas fundraising events and Community notices in Roswell area
Multiple Saturday fundraisers and community events listed in Roswell. Toys for Tots pancake breakfast at Applebee's 7 to 9 AM ($5) followed by toy collection at Walmart. Salvation Army pancake breakfast 7 to 11 AM at 612 W College ($5). Chapter K Christmas luncheon 11:30 AM at Debbie Cooper's ($10) with gift exchange. Friends of Bitter Lake semiannual meeting noon at Skeen visitor center. Kids Art Programs winter performance 1 PM at First Presbyterian Church. One Child Christmas drama at First Baptist Church Roswell with free admission. Roswell Public Library story time Winter Time Saturday 2 PM. Roswell Museum and Art Center holiday open house 5–7 PM with free admission and activities. AMAC Charity Partner for 2011 holiday open house.
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Around Country Charm at Roswell Center 7 to 10 p.m.
Roswell Adult and Senior Center hosts Around Country Charm from 7 to 10 p.m. at 807 N Missouri with a $5 per person charge. Refreshments will be served. Call Bob Power at 840-6565 for details.
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Fast Forward New Mexico training comes to Roswell Library
Roswell residents and small businesses will gain computer and Internet skills through the Fast Forward New Mexico program at Roswell Public Library in January and February 2012. The initiative, funded by a 1.5 million BTOP grant, offers eight hands on courses in basic skills and small business use of online tools. An open house is set for January 7 from 10 a.m. to noon at 301 N. Pennsylvania Ave, with registration help available at the library.
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Arsenic in Juice Warns Consumers and Regulators
Chuck Norris cites Consumer Reports findings that inorganic arsenic in foods and juices poses health risks, criticizes FDA testing gaps, and urges reduced juice intake for children while calling for regulator action and local organic options. He cites apple juice contamination cases and urges public comment to the FDA.
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Exercise treadmill test identifies potential heart disease risk
The article explains treadmill stress testing to reveal angina or coronary artery disease. It covers procedure steps with electrodes, monitoring, sometimes imaging, test duration, and symptoms prompting medical concern. It notes how chest pain, shortness of breath, or dizziness during the test signals possible heart damage and directs readers to the Heart Disease guide and Dr. Komaroff’s AskDoctorK.com for more information.
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Harvard Medical School
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