Carrie Tingley outreach clinic visiting Albuquerque
Carrie Tingley Hospital physicians from the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center will examine children and young adults up to 21 with orthopaedic problems at Children's Medical Services 200 E. Chisum St in Albuquerque. Medicaid and insurance accepted. call 1 800 472 3235 option 2 to schedule.
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Albuquerque
Roswell
Carrie Tingley Hospital
University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center
Children’s Medical Services
E. Chisum St
Carrie Tingley
New Mexico
Employability Classes Get Xcel Energy Grant
Reflections & Recovery announces a community partnership with Xcel Energy providing a grant for employability classes. The program offers four sessions from 1 to 2 p.m. at 3103 W Alameda St. Topics include online job applications, marketing yourself, interview skills, and practice interviews. For details contact Lupe Rincon-Garcia or MarKay Hickerson.
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Reflections & Recovery
Xcel Energy
R&r
W. Alameda St
Lupe Rincon-Garcia
MarKay Hickerson
Senior Circle Grand Canyon Trip Seeks Final Seats
Seats remain for a 7 day Senior Circle tour named Grand Canyon and Hoover Dam priced at 535 dollars per person double occupancy. Includes motorcoach lodging meals IMAX Petrified Forest Grand Canyon Wold Fire Route 66 Museum Mohave Museum Hoov er Dam Center and more. Open to anyone 16 or older. event Friday March 15. call 623 2311 for details.
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Grand Canyon
Hoover Dam
Petrified Forest National Park
Grand Canyon National Park
W Ol Fire State Park
Hoover Dampot Center
Moha
Free Hydrogen Class at Eddy County Extension
A free hydrogen fuel class will be held Friday at the Eddy County Extension Office in Carlsbad. The session begins at 7 p.m. at 1304 W. Stevens, with more information available by calling 575-361-3083 or visiting pecostwister.com.
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Eddy County Extension Office
W. Stevens
Carlsbad
Pecostwister.com
Evolution Theory Debated Against Young Earth Views
A reader argues against the notion of a 6000 year history for humankind, citing Clovis culture and human chromosome 2 fusion as evidence for ancient evolution. The letter criticizes literal biblical interpretation and urges reliance on scientific data and radiometric dating, DNA evidence, and natural selection in understanding life's origins.
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John Watson
New Mexico
Clovis
Bruce Berman Border Blog exhibition opens in Roswell
Bruce Berman, noted photojournalist and El Paso Juarez chronicler, debuts his Border Blog show at the Roswell Museum and Art Center. The event features color and black and white photographs with narratives drawn from over 30 years along the border. A lecture Saturday at 10 a.m. is free. a 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. workshop costs 40 dollars. call 624-6744 ext 10 for details.
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Roswell Museum and Art Center
Bruce Berman
Us-Mexico
el Paso
University of Texas-El Paso
Berman
Juarez
Time
The
New York Times
Newsweek
Fortune
Vanity Fair
Texas Monthly
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
AMAC
Douglas Kent Hall
Roger Manley
United States
Mexico
Pancake Festival Draws Roswell Kiwanis Supporters
The Kiwanis Club of Roswell hosts the 44th Pancake Festival on Saturday March 9 from 6 am to 1 pm at the Roswell Convention Center 912 N Main. Proceeds benefit local youth programs with tickets at the door five dollars or 25 for a hundred.
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Roswell
Kiwanis Club of
Roswell Convention Center
N. Main
Builder's Club
Key Club
Circle K
Boy Scouts
Girls Scouts
Youth Challenge
Little League
Safety steps for children playground equipment
Dr. Komaroff urges verifying seat pivot points and cushioning on playground equipment. If standards fail, organize parents, contact local government, and press for action to protect children's health. Dr. Komaroff is a Harvard Medical School professor. questions can go to AskDoctorK.com or mail to Ask Doctor K.
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Komaroff
Harvard Medical School
Shattuck St
Boston
Stossel on government waste and future spending risks
John Stossel argues that subsidies and bloated programs waste taxpayer money and burden younger generations. He calls for deeper cuts, starting with Labor and Agriculture, and cites examples like energy subsidies and overseas trips for connected CEOs. He cites Bastiat and argues Medicare funding rests on the young. He notes boomer spending and urges reform.
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Solyndra
Commerce Department
Departments of Labor and Agriculture
China
India
America
California State
Northridge
Frederic Bastiat
John Stossel
Stossel
Fox Business Network
Johnstossel.com
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