Immigrants seek documents to qualify for DACA relief
The Obama administration expands eligibility for deferred action for childhood arrivals and other relief. Applicants must prove continuous presence since 2010 with supporting documents. Critics warn of fraud risk while advocates suggest broad methods to prove residency and identity. DHS plans to begin accepting expanded DACA applications mid February and mid May for parents, with up to 1,000 new officers to process filings.
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Barack Obama
U.S
Citizenship and Immigration Services
Leon Rodriguez
Cyclist Biking Across North America to Benefit St Jude
Bernie Buffone rides by bicycle from Bloomsburg Pennsylvania to Maine through parks roads and rest stops to raise funds for St Jude Children’s Research Hospital. He camps in various places faces dogs snakes and alligators and reunites with siblings along the route. He endures heat rain deserts mountains hurricanes and continues riding forward.
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Andre Buonaiuto
Cattleman’s Southwest Steak & Seafood Restaurant
Buffone
Daily Record Office
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St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
Bloomsberg
Maine
North Carolina
APD union challenges reform deal with feds
The Albuquerque Police Officers Association is seeking involvement in a settlement between the city and the Justice Department to overhaul police procedures. It argues disciplinary provisions clash with collective bargaining rules while federal briefs are due by January 15. The city faces 42 police shootings since 2010 and recent protests followed a fatal March incident.
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U.S. Justice Department
Albuquerque Police Officers’ Association
Frederick Mowrer
Albuquerque Journal
U.S
Robert C. Brack
Justice Department
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Wings for Life nonprofit transforms Roswell lives
Shelly Currier executive director of Wings for Life in Roswell says the organization has become central to her life and dreams. Since 2005 Wings for Life has been transforming the lives of community members through its programs and outreach.
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Wings For L.I.F.E
Roswell
Wings For L.lf.e
Wings
Roswell Lions Wagon Ride Boosts Glasses Fund
Tonight marks the final wagon ride through Roswell holiday lights hosted by the Roswell Mid-day Lions Club to raise money for children in need of glasses. Rides start at SP Yates Scout Service Center and run 6 to 9 p.m. with $10 tickets and reservations via holdmyticket.com.
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Roswell
SP Yates Scout Service Center
Conquistador Council
Aspen St
Shelly Law
Holdmyticket.com
Wings for Life program active in Roswell community outreach
Currier's Wings for L.I.F.E. known as Wings runs free public education and resources in Roswell area. The Community Outreach Program meets Sundays at 505 N Pennsylvania Ave offering informative talks on parenting health safety and more with meals. Children programs include after school activities to build academic and personal skills for tomorrow's leaders.
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Pennsylvania Ave
Currier
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