Stones celebrate 50th anniversary with London bash
The Rolling Stones marked 50 years since their first gig with a party in London. The band, aged well beyond retirement, shows no plans to quit, continuing to embrace rock and roll at celebrations described in media coverage.
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Secret to being 90 and still playing discussed locally
Interim super outlines district council reversal of a planning and zoning decision. Main Street Ash offers a place for good food and information as Bonito Lake fills from silt from Little Bear.
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U S Olympic Basketball Team Holds Unusual Open Practice
The U S Olympic basketball team conducted an open practice with dancers, MVP chants, mascots, and giveaways resembling an NBA arena. Allen Iverson’s quip about practice echoed as fans watched the session.
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Obituaries of Charles Treadwell and others on B6 page
Senior notices list Charles Treadwell Robert Tringes Carl Frank Klima Ryan White Stoney Waide and Richard Tempero II among today’s obituaries on page B6. The brief items acknowledge their passings with minimal biographical detail and place of memorials.
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Old West Returns to Fort Stanton Fort Stanton Live celebrates Civil War history
Hundreds attend Fort Stanton Live as history buffs authors and costumed re enactors gather at Fort Stanton New Mexico between Lincoln and Capitan in the Sierra Blanca foothills to showcase Civil War and Indian Wars eras with more than 70 reenactors transforming the 119 acre fort into living history record at Fort Stanton.
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Word of Encouragement ministry hosts block party
The Word of Encouragement ministry of New Destiny Fellowship Church held a summer block party at 213 E 23rd St to reach youth amid concerns of neighborhood danger. Minister James Licon described past threats and urged outreach to keep the area from darkness as guests enjoyed gospel music and a brief sermon.
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Victim recalls assault and rescue in Roswell case
Beverly Moore described the April beating that left her with skull fractures and jaw injuries after roommate Patricia Kanmore allegedly held her captive for four days without food or water. A neighbor rescued Moore through a window as she yelled for help and received water during the escape.
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Heat and drought strain Roswell agriculture amid heat wave
In Roswell the hot dry spell pressures farmers and ranchers as grass fails to grow and livestock need water. Agriscience agent Sandra Barraza notes crops and livestock suffer, despite temporary rainfall. Irrigation and drought management persist as temperatures hover 85 to 90 degrees with intermittent rain. The 4 H Fair on July 30 is not expected to be significantly affected.
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