Elizabeth Barrett Browning Love Letters Found
A note from Wellesley Massachusetts describes a collection of 573 love letters between Elizabeth Barrett Browning and Robert Browning. The letters reveal their passionate courtship and intentions as they corresponded in the 19th century.
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Robert Browning
Harvest Ministries Hosts Special Event in Local News
A local Harvest Ministries event is highlighted with plans announced for a community gathering. Coverage notes involvement and expected attendance as part of the day’s community happenings alongside brief mentions of a sports matchup and political visit.
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Harvest Ministries
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Roswell
FCC Urged to End Blackout Rule Deadline Approaches
Public comments flood in on a petition by the Sports Coalition urging the FCC to scrap the blackout rule. Washington coverage notes most submitters call for ending the policy.
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Senate approves 5.6 billion state budget with minor changes
The Senate passed the 5.6 billion dollar state budget 34 to 6 after House approval. Senator Rod Adair opposed the bill and offered four amendments, all failing. His closest proposal would have funded early reading for kindergarten to third grade with 3.9 million from the general fund.
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House
Rod Adair
Roswell
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License bill passes Senate with tougher foreign national rules
Senate approves a compromise license measure sponsored by Tim Jennings to tighten requirements for foreign nationals seeking New Mexico licenses. The 27 to 15 vote sets annual renewals and a fingerprint database, replacing current four to eight year renewals.
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Tim Jennings
D-Roswell
New Mexico
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U S and Europe weigh drastic Iran banking punishment
The United States and Europe consider evicting Iran from SWIFT to cripple its overseas oil sales. The move could yield immediate impact but risk higher oil prices, hurt ordinary Iranians, and undermine a global banking hub used by nearly all nations. The plan reflects a last resort as sanctions have failed to force nuclear talks.
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Israel
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Vow Renewals At Villa Del Rey Celebrate Valentine Day
Five senior couples renewed their wedding vows Tuesday at the Villa del Rey assisted living community in a Valentine’s Day event. Connie Santillan of Villa del Rey described participation from Emeritus Senior Living communities Villa del Rey and La Villa and noted weeks of planning and flyer distribution across Roswell Artesia Hobbs and Carlsbad. Santillan said staff treat residents as family and celebrate their lives together, highlighting Emeritus’ commitment to residents and community bonds.
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Thor Stangebye
Garth Hyde
Villa del Rey
Villa del Rey Assisted Living Community
Connie Santillan
Emeritus
la Villa
Roswell
Artesia
Hobbs
Carlsbad
Santillan
Haley trial postponed in Roswell case
The trial of Terry Haley, 57, postponed from April to July after the District Attorney's Office filed an amendment to the criminal information. Haley is charged with criminal sexual penetration of a child under 13 and one count of enticement of a child related to a 12 year old met at Christ's Church.
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Roswell
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Christ's Church
Santorum Gains Ground Amid Poll Surge and Struggles
Rick Santorum surges in national polls with near parity to Mitt Romney after sweeping Colorado Minnesota and Missouri. He faces underfunding weak organization and rising GOP opposition as supporters pour about 4 million dollars into his campaign in the past week while volunteers step up in some states.
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Candidates line up for US Senate and House seats
In New Mexico two candidates quit the race for the open Senate seat but primaries in June will feature competitive contests. Former U.S. Rep Heather Wilson and Greg Sowards filed Republican petitions while Democrat Martin Heinrich and Hector Balderas made official bids. Andres Valdez withdrew citing fundraising costs and endorsed Balderas.
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Albuquerque
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