Short stories celebrate reading during National Weeks
August kicks off National Simplify Your Life Week and National Clown Week while Friendship Day on Sunday encourages simple joys. The Roswell Public Library ends its Summer Reading Adventure today with prizes available until 8:45 p.m. all ages can visit 301 N. Pennsylvania Ave. The library hours and staff notes highlight the value of short stories in providing impact with few characters.
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Roswell
Pennsylvania Ave
Diverse short story collections and library events
The article reviews anthologies by Englander and Proulx and notes other teen and young reader offerings. It describes Beadle the Bard tales, Guys Write for Guys Read, Zombies vs Unicorns, and McGruff safety visits. It also highlights storytime events, crafts, a Books Again in-store sale, and Friends of the Library support with proceeds aiding the library.
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Annie Proulx
Wyoming
Brokeback Mountain
Muggles
Beedle
Hermione
Dumbledore
Harry
Beedle the
Wizards
J. K. Rowling
Albus Dumbledore
W. Second St
Friends of the Library
Irving Stone
Editor Clarifies Fred Moran Letter About Party
The Daily Record ran Fred Moran letter as his personal view not the Democratic Party line. Moran’s role with the party was added by the editor without Moran’s consent.
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Fred Moran
Daily Record
Democratic Party
Chaves County
Moran
Eloy Ortega Jr
Ortega
Optimism as Test for National Leaders in 2012 Campaign
The article argues political optimism defines a strong national leader. It notes Obama and Romney lack the Reaganesque spark, cites Wirthlin's method for measuring right track vs wrong track, and highlights past poll trends showing persistent public unease. It stresses the need for a convincing, confident voice to rally citizens.
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John Zaccaro
Tom Riley
Michael Dukakis
Barack Obama
Mitt Romney
Bill Clinton
Ronald Reagan
Wirthlin
House
U.S
White House
Wall Street Journal
NBC News
Mark Shields
Letter to the Editor on harsh DUI penalties in Roswell
Candy Kane from Roswell argues DUI penalties are too lenient and offenders repeat crimes, urging ankle bracelets and accountability. She questions welfare funding, criticizes the revolving door of crime, and recalls personal harm from drunk driving while calling for stricter justice and assistance for alcoholics.
Daily Record Letter Policy Guidelines
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Daily Record
Hip replacement issues and metal-on-metal concerns
Dr. Komaroff explains that improper bone growth around implants can loosen attachment and that wear releases particles triggering immune response that may weaken surrounding bone. He notes mixed outcomes across hip replacement types and points readers to a Special Health Report and contact options.
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AskDoctors.com
Komaroff
Harvard Medical School
AskDoctorK.com
Shattuck St
Boston
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Infinity
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