Ken Hodgson to Speak at Roswell Library This Saturday
Renowned author Ken Hodgson visits Roswell Public Library at 2 p m Saturday to discuss his book Should an Eagle Fall and offer guidance on How to Write Fiction. The program, hosted by the Friends of the Library, features Hodgson’s career as a novelist and contributor to Western Writer of America and Mystery Writers of America.
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Readers weigh in on financial collapse and Roswell planetarium
A letter to the editor argues no one was held accountable for the financial collapse, blaming Moody's and other rating agencies for AAA junk derivatives. It also asks why Roswell Planetarium no longer offers star shows and urges updated equipment and regular presentations. The writer also notes Roswell physicians remain practicing as his 83-year-old grandmother faced a medical issue.
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Lifesaving surgery grants second chance in Roswell
A local patient, deemed high risk for surgery, survived after complex care led by Dr Wen ner and team including anesthesiologist Dr Rok and specialists Dr Feroze and Dr Muhammad. Three weeks post op she is healthier, prompting hopes for renewed community health collaboration.
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Plasma donation guidance and health notes from Dr Gott
Dr Gott discusses plasma donation limits and process length, noting up to two donations per week and two hours per session. He describes plasma uses for burns, hemophilia, immunodeficiencies, transplant recipients and other conditions, and offers a health report and book titles for further information.
Policy for Letters to the Daily Record
The Daily Record invites letters that meet guidelines and require writer name address and phone for verification. Letters must be signed if not emailed and not exceed 600 words. The paper may reject letters, limit two per month per writer, and may not publish libelous or tasteless content or letters about active civil cases.
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Public art in Chicago sparks love and budget debate
Maria Hinojosa recalls visiting Chicago murals by Chagall and views public art as life changing while noting a proposed cut of 44 million dollars from NEA and NEH funding. She reflects on art funding amid a budget crisis at the University of Colorado Boulder.
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