Yoga Alliance Supports Roswell Wellness Initiative
The Yoga Alliance forms a national education and support organization in the United States to help Roswell breathe stretch and relax. Its mission on the website centers on promoting well being through yoga education and community in Roswell and nationwide.
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Teen mom arrested on charges of child abuse
A teen mother was taken into custody on charges of child abuse as investigators seek more information in a stabbing case. Authorities released details and appealed for tips to advance the inquiry.
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Armstrong admits PED use in Tour de France during Oprah interview
Lance Armstrong confessed to using performance enhancing drugs to win the Tour de France in an Oprah Winfrey interview, according to a person familiar with the situation cited by the Associated Press.
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Obituary notices for Thelma Fox Elizabeth Goolsby and others
Obituaries list Thelma Fox Elizabeth Goolsby Virginia Harris Robert Kille Billie Longley Susan Lucas Marilyn Masse Robert Ratigan Dennis Russo and William Spencer appearing on pages A2 and A7 with brief notices of their passing.
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NM Democrats face Senate leadership race in strong unity test
In New Mexico the fight for Senate president pro tem pits Mary Kay Papen and Pete Campos as the 42-member chamber opens a 60 day session. Papen seeks cross party support while Campos vows to unite Democrats, with implications for committee chair assignments and power dynamics.
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Community Kitchen serves its millionth guest milestone
Community Kitchen Inc marked its millionth served meal just before its 30th anniversary. Open since 1983 at 115 E. Deming St, the facility offers free hot meals with no qualifications or sign in. From 1 p.m. weekdays meals pour in for about an hour, plus weekend sack lunches.
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Winter storm snarls northern New Mexico roads
Snow packed and icy conditions slow travel on I 25 and other highways in northern New Mexico as a winter storm continues. Crews spread salt and cinders while forecasters warn of 6 to 8 inches in northern mountains and lingering hazards with freezing temperatures. Tuesday will stay cold.
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Obama backs gun limits amid tough congressional fight
President Barack Obama endorsed bans on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines and called for stricter background checks after the Connecticut school shooting. He warned Congress may not pass all measures, urging lawmakers to examine their consciences as gun control moves proceed.
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The Nature of Stalking and What to Do
A Bureau of Justice Statistics report shows 14 per thousand become stalking victims with 60 percent not reporting. Stalking unfolds over time as repeated acts like calls, visits, gifts, or texts often lasting years, with many victims facing frequent unwanted contact.
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Obama warns debt fight endangers elderly checks
President Obama warned that Social Security and veterans' benefits could be delayed if Congress does not raise the debt ceiling. He insisted deficit talks be separate from debt ceiling negotiations and argued against exchanging fiscal measures for delaying the economy. He spoke days before his second-term oath.
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Military suicides reach record 349 in 2012
The 2012 report shows 349 suicides among U S military personnel, higher than American combat deaths in Afghanistan. Pentagon officials describe the crisis as an epidemic, with Defense Secretary Panetta noting severe strain from over a decade of combat in Iraq and Afghanistan and fears of forced separation.
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