Obama to focus on economic opportunity in State of the Union
President Obama will use the State of the Union to announce executive actions on job training and retirement security to boost economic mobility for middle class Americans. He seeks support from a divided Congress as midterms approach while pressing for higher minimum wage and early childhood education access.
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State of the Union
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Arapahoe students support Berrendo amid trauma
Arapahoe High School students visited Berrendo Middle School in Centennial Colorado to offer guidance after the January 14 shooting. They shared coping advice emphasizing family school and community support and finding joy as part of healing.
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Berrendo Middle School
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Claire Davis
Colorado
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Specialist seeks to preserve green spaces in drought
Bernd Leinauer of New Mexico State University studies turf grass and water conservation for 13 years. He says about half of Las Cruces potable water is used for landscaping in summer, a share common in desert Southwest cities, raising questions about water use for aesthetics versus food.
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Las Cruces
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Hagel calls for fix of nuclear missile force problems
Defense leaders Hagel and James address concerns over the ICBM force amid past missteps. They stress restoring confidence in the nuclear mission and consider incentives for airmen who endure long shifts in underground bunkers guarding Minuteman 3 missiles.
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Deadly Tarantula Girl of Roswell Runs Zoo and Shows
Roswell resident Marita De La Pena known as the Deadly Tarantula Girl manages a busy life teaching special education and dance while running a zoo with tarantulas and snakes alongside her husband J. D. Lorbiecke. They post education videos on a YouTube channel to teach about exotic animals and conservation.
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Sunday SATLIGHT warns against sensational venom myths
The article features a tarantula expert who argues media exaggerates dangerous species. She notes most venomous creatures avoid humans and many lack venom to kill. Cautions when encountering such critters are advised. the tone reflects a cautious, informative stance. See DE LA PENA, Page AS
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