Ice Cream Trends Blend Classic and Avant Garde
A San Francisco AP report highlights summer ice cream trends pairing traditional flavors with innovative ingredients. Ale and bacon options join rocky road with homemade marshmallows and a sea salt finish, signaling a summer of bold, gourmet twists.
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Nightclub group drops appeal in latest ruling
A nightclub group has withdrawn an appeal after a lower court decision, boosting momentum for the case. Local officials and affected residents await the next steps as legal proceedings proceed.
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Li Na Wins French Open Amid Fan Cheer in Mandarin
Li Na faced a distraction at match point when a Mandarin cheer rose from the stands at Court Philippe Chatrier. The crowd's support words Jia you echoed through the Paris arena as Li paused to let the ball drop before sealing victory.
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Wallow Fire expands near Alpine in Arizona
Crews clear brush and plan controlled burns to starve the Wallow Fire of fuel near Alpine, Arizona. The blaze has grown to about 218 square miles with zero containment near the New Mexico border, forcing evacuations and burning cabins since May 29.
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Carson NF Fire Near Taos Grows to 700 Acres
Crews held the Osha fire in Carson National Forest about 30 miles from Taos within one square mile or 700 acres by Saturday afternoon. Fire spokeswoman Lee CARSON provided the update.
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Taylor given six year sentence for 2009 vehicular deaths
District Court Judge Steven L. Bell sentenced John Taylor to six years in prison for the 2009 death of Martha Cereceres after a Sept. 13 crash at Chisum and Main streets. The case also involved Diana Bishop Smith and her husband Barry Smith.
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Birthdays prove lucky for Roswell woman
Guadalupe Arellanes of Roswell won 45000 from the New Mexico Lottery with a Roadrunner Cash ticket for May 24. Her numbers 2 5 15 20 23 matched the drawing. She plans home remodels and investments and bought the ticket at Walker Food Store on South Main Street. Other Roswell winners include Andalecio Gallegos 15000 Robert Castillo 10000 Jerad Krukow 1000. Dexter residents Andy Garcia and Rodolfo Leyva won 1000 each. all played Scratcher games.
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Salsa Aerobics Energizes Roswell Park Event
The city's Park the Pounds program at Cahoon Park offered an hour of salsa aerobics on Saturday to promote fitness. The Roswell initiative highlights affordable, accessible city events encouraging community activity.
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Peter Rogers A Painter's Progress at Roswell Museum
Roswell Museum and Art Center presents Peter Rogers: A Painter's Progress featuring over 60 works in the Patricia Gaylord Anderson Gallery. The show spans five decades with realist industrial scenes from the 1960s Alaska landscapes portraits and visionary pieces exploring consciousness. Rogers studied at Saint Martin's in London moved to the United States in 1964 with wife Carol Hurd and quickly received realist commissions nationwide.
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