Saz’s Global Journey Highlighted by ENMAR Support
Salvadoran immigrant Saz credits ENMAR and Cornell alumni networks for shaping her path from El Salvador to Cornell University and an internship in New York State. She stresses improving conditions in El Salvador and U.S. immigration laws while pursuing community service and Latin dance hobbies, and notes ENMAR’s role in her mature student development. Community News reporter Timothy P. Howsare can be reached at 575-622-7710 ext. 311.
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Acme Community Echoes From a Bygone Mill Era in New Mexico
The Acme mill era ended when mining profits faded and rail freight rose. From 1906 to 1946 the post office operated, families moved away, and homesteaders faced hardship during the Great Depression. The WPA built a stone schoolhouse named Frazier across U.S. 70, later moved to Roswell.
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Bobcat controversy at Florida condo pits animal claim against owner
A Florida contractor sues condo owner Christine Lee claiming a bobcat attacked him during a May fire safety inspection. Lee and the owner deny a wild cat presence, saying the pet cat Call the domestic longhair.
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