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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 2010
Page
1
Daily Record notes Keith Bell offers his take on the Roswell Incident in today's opinion page. The UFO Festival runs two full days with a noon parade today and fireworks Sunday evening.
Two suspects were arrested in an armed robbery case and_CONFIRMED_ hospitalizations following a wreck. A UFO festival appeared on a controversial list, while NM ranked third in poverty and ninth in crime. Maples launches new church initiative.
Roswell native and NMMI graduate Ben Chavez signed a letter of intent to attend and play baseball at Southwestern Assemblies of God University in Waxahachie Texas. He cited Coach Greg Hayes as key during his official visit in December.
The International UFO Museum & Research Center began the Roswalien Experience 2010 with hundreds of neon balloons as Mayor Del Jurney spoke at the front entrance. Executive director Julie Shuster teased a future groundbreaking for the museum’s new 30,000 square foot facility at 705 N Main St and called the project historic and not a tourist trap.
The audience packed Pueblo Auditorium for the Amazing Roswell UFO Festival Alien Costume Contest with nearly 40 entries. Contestants from Castle Rock Colorado and locals wore quirky outfits while host Kim Stecklein praised the event and Wes Studi served as special guest judge. Rose Thorsted and Sienna Fleming, both 9 and 15, won top honors and Allison Dawe, 16, took Best Overall Alien.
City events list for Saturday includes 7 a.m. Alien Chase on the Spring River Trail west of the RCVB and 9 a.m. Alien Chase Awards at De Bremmond Stadium west of the RCVB. See SCHEDULE Page A3 for full details.
Angela Burch, a Roswell resident and one of two local wildlife rehabilitators, runs Alpine Meadows Wildlife Rehabilitation, a 501(c)3 charity. She explains the work is entirely voluntary and funded by donations and her own purchases for the animals.
A rehabilitator discusses how state and federal permits govern wildlife rescue and why rehabilitation cannot be charged for services. He emphasizes it's a specialized skill and clarifies he does not work for the state.
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