City to host Length of Service Awards ceremony in Roswell
The City of Roswell will honor employees for ten, twenty, twenty five and thirty years of service at a 10 a.m. ceremony Friday in the Roswell Museum and Art Center Bassett Auditorium. Sheila Nunez says the move from City Hall accommodates more attendees.
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Elvis Fleming presents Three Vignettes for Sunday Fun Days
The Historical Society for Southeast New Mexico hosts a March Sunday Fun Day lecture from 3 to 4 PM at the Historical Museum Archive Building 208 N Lea Ave Roswell NM. Elvis Fleming city historian outlines three vignettes The First Anglo Baby born in Roswell NMMI Its Original Location and Blackdom Cottonwood Church with related notes.
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Cottonwood Church
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J. C. Lea
Sallie
New Mexico Military Institute
Chaves County
Eighth
Main Streets
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Historical Museum
Roswell Community Little Theatre Marks First Year in New Building
The Roswell Community Little Theatre celebrated its first full year at 1717 S Union Ave on January 5 with a Diva selection, storytelling, and a focus on youth theatre. The Kids Arts Program teaches acting and backstage skills to ages 3 through 12, fostering time management and teamwork. The venue hosts writing contests and events to draw new audiences. Next, a Radio Comedy Valentine Special on February 9 offers two for ten dollars with a dessert bar and romantic music, at 7:30 p.m. Reservations advised. Call 622-1982 for more information.
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Book signing on Billy the Kid myth by A E Z Castro
Historian A E Z Castro hosts a book signing for An Outlaw Called Kidd at the Historical Museum on Saturday from 1 to 4 PM. Castro, a Tularosa Basin Historical Society board member, argues Billy the Kid died in the early 1950s and presents Mexican viewpoints along with first hand accounts.
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Kidd
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Lincoln County
Alexander McSween
L. G. Murphy
the Kidd
al Sanders
Dan Derrick
Energy Efficiency Grants Training for Small Biz in Roswell
The Small Business Development Center hosts a free training in Roswell on Wednesday February 6 from 1 30 p m at ENMU OTC Room 115 Lawrence C Harris Occupational Technology Center. RSVP Carolyn Arias 624 7133 or Carolyn.arias roswell enmu edu. For more USDA Rural Development programs visit rurdev.usda.gov rbs or contact Ray Melton at ray melton nm usda.gov.
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Surgical training at Harvard emphasizes teamwork and poise
Dr Komaroff notes Harvard residents learn 139 essential procedures from knot tying to complex operations. They train under attendings, gain independence, and develop coolness under fire, clear thinking, and patient communication as key parts of being a surgeon.
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Letter policy for The Daily Record on publication rules
The Daily Record publishes letters that include writer name address and optional phone for verification. Letters must be signed if not emailed and under 600 words. The paper may reject letters for libelous poor taste or if they attack businesses or concern active civil cases.
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Politician decries lesser prairie chicken listing plans
Pearce criticizes federal listing plans as harmful to New Mexico’s fragile economy and jobs. He cites Dan Ashe of the Fish and Wildlife Service and urges Washington to drop the listing and honor promises, arguing it threatens livelihoods and communities.
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
New Mexico
Washington
Stonewall Riots Spark Gay Rights Rise From 1969 Chaos
The Stonewall raid sparked four nights of riots that mobilized gay activism and led to the first national gay pride march in 1970. Rosshirt reflects on decades of progress from the 1969 tumult to Obama era, quoting participants and organizers.
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