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AAP report on diverse professionals in Montclair New Jersey outlining one person hobnobbing with academics and entrepreneurs in cutting edge science another fluent in five languages attending embassy events and curious about world politics a third presenting as a venture capitalist and active in networking events.
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N.J
Mufioz Guilty as Two Arrested in Armed Robbery Case
A court finds Mufioz guilty while two accomplices are arrested in connection with an armed robbery. Pecan growers export to China amid market shifts. A UFO festival is featured on a quirky local list. A Boy Scout assists in renovating a Dexter teen center.
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Boy Scout
Dexter Teen Center
Venus Williams ousted in Wimbledon quarterfinals by Pironkova
Serena Williams advances at Wimbledon while Venus Williams loses 6 2, 6 3 to 82nd ranked Tsvetana Pironkova in the quarterfinal. Defending champion Serena remains on track to defend the title. Venus, seed two, had reached the Wimbledon final in eight of the past ten years.
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Serena
Wimbledon
England
Venus Williams
Tsvetana Pironkova
Bulgaria
Serena Williams
Venus
Webcast Likely for New Mexico Interim Committee Meetings
State lawmakers expect July start for live webcasts of interim committee meetings to allow all New Mexico voters to watch. The Legislative Council approved expediting online posting after GOP gubernatorial candidate Rep. Janice Arnold-Jones urged action. Most meetings to be held in Santa Fe to save costs, with some in other areas.
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New Mexico
Legislative Council
Web
Janice Arnold-Jones
House
Senate
Santa Fe
Mittee
Roundhouse
Arnold Jones
R-Albuquerque
RIAC to receive 767000 in FAA airport funds
Washington lawmaker announces Roswell International Air Center will get more than 767000 for infrastructure upgrades. The funds are part of FAA Airport Improvement Program grants totaling over 6.4 million, aiming to improve safety and conditions at New Mexico airports and boost local jobs.
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Washington
Roswell International Air Center
Tom Udall
D-N.m
Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee
Federal Aviation Administration
Leadership Roswell honors Bob Cates at ceremony
Leadership Roswell’s 2010 Community Leaders event honored Bob Cates with the Lifetime Achievement Award for his years of service. Alumni Association members nominated leaders for positions and general members voted to elect them.
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Roswell
Bob Cates
Leadership
LRAA
Lendell L. Nolan
Miz Cates
Singin' Seniors spread Fourth of July spirit at La Villa
The Singin' Seniors a community choir of 19 performed a one hour 18 song patriotic sing along for residents of La Villa Assisted Living. They sang God Bless America Armed Forces Medley God Bless the USA You're A Grand Old Flag and a self written NM themed piece.
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la Villa
USA
Vonnie Goss
Singin’ Seniors Community Chorale Group
Goss
Emmy Fuller
Kagan Defends Harvard Policy On Military Recruitment
Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan faced tough Republican questions on Harvard Law School recruitment limits and the military's anti gay policy. She defended balancing nondiscrimination with access requirements while praising the military and seeking Senate support for confirmation before a potential October seat.
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Supreme Court
Elena Kagan
Harvard Law School
Senate
Kagan
Jeff Sessions
Senate Judiciary Committee
Harvard Law
Pentagon
Sessions
Barack Obama
Capitol Hill
John Paul Stevens
Harvard
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