Roswell to renovate historic Chaves County Courthouse
Chaves County will renovate the 1911 courthouse to restore its original design while adding safety and space. A new administrative complex will be built east of the courthouse, the old jail demolished, and additions constructed to fit the historic style. Costs are estimated at 10 to 14 million dollars.
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Roswell
New Mexico
Virginia Avenue
Chaves County Commission
St. Mary’s Hospital
Peter Hurd
Roswell Museum and Art Center
Roswell Youth Band Camp Thanks Supporters
A Roswell reader thanks the city Parks and Recreation for sponsoring the Youth Summer Band Camp. She praises band director Chris Lethgo and looks forward to next summer's program.
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Roswell
Parks and Recreation
Chris Lethgo
Letter Policy from The Daily Record
The Daily Record explains publication rules for letters to the editor. Signed letters with address and telephone are required and not published. libelous or improper letters are rejected. Space limits permit 300 words and no more than two signatures. one letter per writer monthly. the newspaper may reject any submission.
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Daily Record
Roswell Figures Highlight Local Grants and Leadership
Twenty five years ago a $2100 grant from the Paul McCutcheon Foundation supported the Heart Machine Fund to buy a Lifepak 5 unit now used by Associated Ambulance Service. J H Hud Rhea becomes Roswell Rotary Club president and leads regional health care groups. Harold E O Neil of Roswell among 92 educators nationwide chosen for a graduate seminar on Preservation of the Principles of Freedom in Valley Forge Pennsylvania.
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Paul McCutcheon Foundation
Assistance League Heart Machine Fund
Associated Ambulance Service
J.H. “Hud” Rhea
Roswell
Valley Forge
Perspective magazine serves Albuquerque black community and churches
The Perspective is a nine times yearly magapaper of about 4000 circulation serving Albuquerque and six other cities. Ron Wallace, its editor, works as a city gang intervention project specialist while publishing to fund church activities and share positive community news. It highlights churches Juneteenth and local social work, promotes youth writing, and sustains itself by subscriptions and ads.
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Santa FE
Ron Wallace
Albuquerque
Roswell
Las Cruces
Hobbs
Wallace
National Association of Black Social Workers
United States
Galveston
Texas
Ronald W. Hinson
U.S
Gordon Granger
White House
Grant Chapel
African Methodist Episcopal Church
National Baptist Convention
Eric Butler
Albuquerque Public Schools
Albuquerque High School
Butler
Washington’s offbeat tours spotlight lesser known sights
Washington’s tourism push highlights 60 museums and neighborhood spots beyond the closed White House. Kathryn S. Smith leads tours to cemeteries, houses, and small museums. Rock Creek Cemetery houses the "Grief" sculpture and Marian Hooper Adams grave. The Adams Morgan area thrives with diverse shops, eateries, and nightlife.
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Washington
Kathryn S. Smith
D.C
Smith
Rock Creek Cemetery
Augustus Saint-Gall
Gephardt proposes amnesty at La Raza gathering
Minority Leader Richard Gephardt urged legalizing undocumented immigrants at the National Council of La Raza meeting before about 3,000 supporters. He said the plan would move people out of shadows, though opponents warned it would fuel more illegal immigration and debate continued on assimilation and poverty among immigrants.
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House of Representatives
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National Council of la Raza
Gephardt
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la Raza
Dan Stein
The
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Mexico
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