City of Angels Toy Run Gives Holiday Hope to Roswell
City of Angels hosted its sixth annual Toy Run and Giveaway in Roswell. Volunteers distributed toys clothing turkeys and meals in front of Kmart over two days with support from Kmart Eastside Farmers Market Adopt A Soldier and local teams. Founder Felipe Rodriguez thanked donors and emphasized raising awareness of child abuse in memory of Baby Brianna Lopez.
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Festive decor thefts reported across city blocks
Police logged multiple thefts including a snow globe inflatable snowman and two ee from a front car on South Kansas Avenue. Additional items stolen from vehicles included folding chairs CD carriers CDs and vehicle registration valued at 288 dollars. Police also reported a rock thrown through a window at Kmart and a garage door latch broken during a loud disturbance. Crime Stoppers solicits anonymous tips.
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Massive winter storm sweeps east amid widespread damage
A powerful storm roared from the central U S toward the Northeast bringing 10 to 18 inches of snow inland and high winds. Flights halted thousands of outages and dozens of deaths were linked to the storm as states issued travel alerts and emergency declarations.
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Syrian minister leaves Beirut amid arrests fears and key defection
Syria’s wounded Interior Minister Mohammed al Shaar left Beirut for Damascus after officials warned of possible arrest warrants over his role in the crackdown on protesters. Separately Major General Abdul Aziz al Shallal, chief of military police, defected to the opposition, signaling further Assad regime isolation as rebels press a northern Idlib base siege amid ongoing fighting and dozens of defections since 2011.
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