Library Offers Ereader Bootcamps And Text A Librarian Service
The library highlights a large selection of print audio and e books and hosts two Ereader Bootcamps on Jan 3 from 6 to 7 pm and Jan 7 from 10 to 11 am with limited seating. Call 575 622 7101 for details. Text AskRPL to 66746 to use Text a Librarian service for Chaves County residents.
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Memorials of Patriotism Highlight National Jewelry Institute Exhibit
Debra Thomas reviews Lest We Forget Masterpieces of Patriotic Jewelry and Military Decorations curated by Judith Price. The volume features 150 artifacts from the US Britain and France with contributions from major institutions, tracing military history through medals badges and ceremonial pieces.
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American Folk Art Museum
American Numismatic Society
British Museum
Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library
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Patton Museum of Cavalry and Armor
Roswell Secret Santa Gifts 297 Children in Community Drive
Tobosa Developmental Services along with Christ's Church and local groups organized the Secret Santa Gifts of Love program in Roswell. A six year effort supported Los Pasitos families with 297 children receiving gifts after volunteer wrapping, a Celebration Day, and donations from Forrest Tire, Christmas by Krebs, Sertoma, Altrusa, Elks Lodge, Walmart, and others. Dan and Rachel Melendez provided gifts for Tobosa adults, with Long John Silvers treating them to lunch.
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Coping With Grief and Loss Advice From Dr. Komaroff
Dr. Komaroff outlines steps for handling spousal loss including talking with mental health professionals financial counselors and stress management programs. He emphasizes support from family friends and grief groups and notes medications may help if mood issues persist. He directs readers to his site for more guidance and his Special Health Report.
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Policy for Letters to the Editor in The Daily Record
The Daily Record publishes letters meeting guidelines. Letters must include writer name address and telephone. only signed letters accepted unless emailed. Libelous or insensitive letters, or those about businesses or active court cases, may be rejected. Space limits restrict to 600 words and at most two letters per writer monthly. The paper may reject any letter.
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Calls for top level diplomacy to push North Korea toward denuclearization
Tom Plate urges a high level envoy to Pyongyang to secure a months long deal, arguing denuclearization could spark international engagement with a transitional North Korea. He warns against collapse and stresses the need for dramatic, hopeful news. Plate notes his academic roles and upcoming book.
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Organic Diversity and New America Reflections by Maria Hinojosa
Journalist Maria Hinojosa reflects on leaving immigration era labels behind and embracing organic diversity as America’s identity. She recalls family moments in Harlem, asks a Bangladeshi counter worker about her origins, and notes her PBS and NPR roles and a contact email.
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