Roswell Public Library Expands Teacher Student Resources
The Roswell Public Library announces extended checkout for teachers and larger access to databases. Teachers may borrow books and CDs for four weeks with two renewals, videos for seven days, no item limits, and fines for losses. Contact 622 7101 or visit roswellpubliclibrary.org for requests. Access includes A to Z Maps Online Science Flix Music Online Premium and Gale Group databases Kids InfoBits InfoTrac Students or InfoTrac Jr.
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Library picks and media guides for readers and kids
The piece catalogs maps and science resources from Gale and USGS plus music teaching media and InfoTrac databases. It highlights zombie fiction selections, manga like Attack on Titan, Shaun of the Dead, and library story times for children, plus a January sale at Books Again with fiction and media.
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Roswell Street Cleanup and Local Organization Meetings
The Roswell Parks Department warns drivers on Main Street from Hobbs Street to the Roswell Industrial Air Center to expect median cleanup for the next three to four weeks. Chapter Al of PEO meets January 13 at First Presbyterian Church with Betsy Cunningham hosting and Ann Ruback as co host.
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Roswell Community Calendar Highlights January Events
Multiple Roswell groups host meetings and performances including Senior Circle January birthdays at 3 p.m. January 14 and Habitat for Humanity home dedication January 15. The Dracula musical runs January 16 to 25 at Roswell Community Little Theatre with a midnight show on January 23.
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Nuclear energy debate stirs views on sustainability
Fragmented text shows a quote praising nuclear power as the only energy with mass density for endless production tied to decency and environmental justice. Names and context are unclear, but the passage centers on energy policy and ethical considerations.
Coping with Grief Through Sleep and Exercise
Dr Komaroff offers guidance on grieving with sleep and physical activity. He advises gentle routines like walking or yoga to ease mood and stress, plus self permission to grieve without a fixed timeline. He notes healing lacks a schedule and provides contact options for further questions.
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