Immanuel Church hosts 22nd Youth Black History Program
The 22nd annual Youth Black History Program at Immanuel Church of God in Christ Roswell featured speaker J Keith Linnear born in Santiago Cuba and raised in Dallas. Roswell high school junior Jordan Bell received a $1000 Kappa Alpha Phi scholarship with cuff links. The event included a drum solo and a praise dance as Mount Gilead Baptist Church youth presented gospel posters.
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Immanuel Church of God In Christ
N. Union Ave
Roswell
J. Keith Linnear
Center
Santiago
Cuba
Dallas
New Friendship Baptist Church
Jordan Bell
Linnear
Kappa Alpha Phi Fraternity
Bell
Kappa
Carolyn Bell
Calvin Bell
Angela Moore
Goddard High School
Sandra Brown
Mount Gilead Baptist Church
Donations of New and Used Books for Head Start
Sunrise Optimist Club collects children's books for Roswell Head Start through March. Accepts picture and early reader titles for youths aged four to eight. Drop-offs at Roswell Daily Record, Westlake Ace Hardware, Premier Chiropractic, Century 21. call Pat Burnett at 575-208-0713 for details.
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Sunrise Optimist Club
Roswell
Roswell Daily Record
N. Main St
Westlake
Pat Burnett
Unspent State Funds Highlight Transparency Effort
A report led by State Auditor Keller identifies 4.5 billion in unspent governmental funds across agencies for fiscal year 2014. It notes the largest balances at Finance and Administration and Environment with further gaps and deficits across departments.
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Keller
Senate
Department of Finance and Administration
Environment Department
New Mexico Finance Authority
Department of Transportation
New Mexico Mortgage Authority
State
Department of Workforce Solutions
Department of Information Technology
Department of Game and Fish
General Services Department
Government Accountability Office
New Mexico
Freeman
Office of the State Auditor
New Mexico Educational Retirement Board
Retiree Health Care Authority
Public Employees Retirement Association of New Mexico
State Investment Council
Land Grant Permanent Fund
Snoam.org
Jeff Tucker
PARCC Bids and Backlash Across States
A court ruling could force New Mexico to reopen PARCC bidding. Mississippi adopted PARCC on an emergency contract after a review, with Pearson possibly still chosen. The turnout includes student walkouts as Common Core aligned tests face scrutiny amid possible federal changes.
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John F. Kennedy
New Mexico
Associated Press
AIR
Mississippi
Board of Education
PARCC
Pearson PLC
Pearson
U.S
Congress
Washington
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Immanuel Church
Bill Moffitt Photos
RPD
Paul Sanchez
Richardson Ave
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