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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 2012
Page
1
Sage the poster girl dog from the Sage Foundation seeks bachelor volunteers for an auction to raise funds for medical treatments and grants for service dogs. Sage is a cancer survivor whose story inspired the foundation’s creation.
A compact digest notes RPD arrests Mary Beth Lawrence and Clay Walker, mentions Pearson, Jo Hicks as paralegal and thrift shop enthusiast, and reports progress on the Little Bear fire efforts. The piece references intrusions by Invaders into first.
Detroit AP reports Colorado pitcher Christian Friedrich allowed a solo homer to Miguel Cabrera, then loaded the bases with a single, walk, and hit by pitch, before walking Austin Jackson to force in a run. Young Rockies kept making miscues on the day.
Fire crews reduced active areas of the Little Bear blaze to 51 percent containment with 38 144 acres burned. Damages exceed 22 million as 234 structures were destroyed while crews improve western containment lines and conduct patrols. Rain slowed spread prompting brief evacuations near creeks before lifting. Rep Steve Pearce questions bureaucracy affecting fire response.
A Saturday Juneteenth celebration at Cahoon Park brings together residents for a day of outdoor activities, music, food, and reflection on freedom. Eastern New Mexico University Roswell's Robert Bowman delivers the keynote on emancipation and the path from slavery to equality.
Roswell residents met emergency medical teams at Lawrence Brothers IGA on Saturday. A Native Air helicopter landed in the parking lot as Blake Meek thanked EMS crews while recalling his son Jacob’s November 2010 stroke and life-saving transport by the same helicopter.
The High Park Fire near Fort Collins scorched about 85 square miles and destroyed at least 181 homes, the most in state history. More than 1,500 personnel fought the lightning-caused fire, which is 20 percent contained with containment two to four weeks away. A 62-year-old woman was found dead in a nearby cabin.
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