Fractured Fairy Tales at Roswell Library Holiday Hours
Roswell Public Library closes at 1 p m Christmas Eve and remains shut Christmas Day. Books Again closes from Christmas Eve through Monday. The article surveys fractured tales inspired by Grimm offered by Deanne Dekle Nadia Higgins Keith McGowan and Rachel Isadora, with guidance on NoveList access and reading-order tips. The piece notes no storytimes until Jan 2 and a weekly English Conversation Group on Mondays at 4 p.m.
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Roswell
Jacob
Wilhelm Grimm
Europe
Brothers Grimm
Hansel and
Gretel
Deanne Dekle
Hansel and Gretel
Nadia Higgins
Fiona
Frieda
Hansel
Keith McGowan
Isadora
Africa
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Historic events span wars to notable trials and deaths
A timeline notes Sherman’s Christmas gift to Lincoln, Dreyfus treason conviction, Julie Nixon and David Eisenhower wedding, the Continental Grain blast in Westwego, Goetz subway shooting, Ceausescu’s overthrow, Beckett’s death, Reid shoe bombing attempt, Clinton’s terrorism panic call, and an Algerian’s legal case in Seattle.
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Julie Nixon
David Eisenhower
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Continental Grain Company
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New York City
Bernhard Goetz
Richard C. Reid
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Reid
Bill Clinton
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U S General Sees Pakistan Militant Ties and Limits
General Mullen described growing coordination among militant networks near Pakistan and noted Islamabad will act when able. He warned Washington may face a choice to pursue militants alone if Pakistan restricts on its soil. Anne Gearan notes from National Defense University remarks.
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Mullen
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U.S
Waziristan
National Defense University
Cials
Anne Gearan
Associated Press
Questioning Obama policy on al Qaida and nation building
Helen Thomas critiques U.S. strategy in Afghanistan and global counterterrorism, questioning whether Washington should prop up weak states to prevent al Qaida resurgence. She urges a tougher stance against Wall Street influence and domestic economic failings while pressing President Obama to act decisively.
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al-Qaida
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Afghanistan
Somalia
Sudan
Taliban
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George W. Bush
Wall
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