Roswell Public Library highlights summer audiobooks and passes
Roswell Public Library promotes digital and CD audiobooks via Overdrive and at the circulation desk with a library card. Three family passes from the Department of Cultural Affairs allow six people free admission to 15 sites statewide through August, first come first served. Kate Anderson Brower’s First Women and The Residence are featured, with summaries of insider perspectives on U.S. first families.
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June Library Programs Weekly Calendar Highlights
The calendar lists Story Times on June 15 at 10 a.m. and 3 30 p.m. plus Tall Paul Magic seating for 150. June 16 offers Tween Crafts for ages 10 11 and 12 at 2 30 p.m. On June 18 there is a Father s Day Story Time at 2 p.m. followed by gift making and June 21 features Adult Paper Crafts at 6 p.m to make star cards.
Save pollinators by avoiding home pesticide use
A reader notes dead bees in their driveway after using a rosebush fertilizer pesticide mix containing imidacloprid. They discuss neonicotinoids, Colony Collapse Disorder, and New Mexico beekeeping. They urge阅读 label directions and reducing pesticide use and highlight local groups, laws, and research supporting pollinator protection.
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Katie Goetz
New Mexico State University
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Travel abroad with chronic illness tips from Dr Komaroff
Dear reader, plan with your doctor, vaccines, and meds. Pack extra prescription meds in carry on, carry a medication list, and obtain a doctor’s note for implanted devices. Check CDC travel guidance, arrange English speaking doctors, and verify insurance coverage for emergencies.
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Obama pushes relief rule to help for profit college borrowers
The Education Department proposes a streamlined loan forgiveness process for students misled by colleges and requires schools at risk to notify students and set aside funds. The rule, tied to Corinthian Colleges reforms, aims to curb fraud, allow class actions, and expedite relief for groups with similar misconduct.
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