Clue Emerges in 425-Year Roanoke Map Mystery
Experts from the First Colony Foundation and the British Museum in London discussed findings Thursday in Chapel Hill about a 425-year old map that may illuminate the fate of the Lost Colony from Roanoke Island. The briefing highlighted new interpretations of historical markings and potential locations linked to the vanished settlers.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
North Carolina
Roanoke Island
First Colony Foundation
British Museum
London
Day of Prayer on Courthouse Lawn Prompts Small Crowd
A Day of Prayer event gathers residents on the courthouse lawn to reflect and organize support. Local organizers emphasize unity and peaceful use of public space amid ongoing community concerns.
Twenty will run for the roses in Kentucky Derby
In Louisville the Derby and a deep field shape the race with Bodemeister and Union Rags grabbing spotlight while Gemologist sits as a third choice on the morning line. The muggy day and hot pace add to the anticipation of the 20 horse field.
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Louisville
Gemologist
Bodemeister
Union Rags
New Mexico High School Graduation Rate Falls to 63 Percent
The statewide rate dipped to 63 percent for the class of 2011 as the Public Education Department adopted a federal mandate driven calculation. The change includes students previously excluded such as those disabled pregnant jailed or with medical emergencies.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Public Education Department
LULAC Holds 83rd State Convention in Roswell
The New Mexico League of United Latin American Citizens convenes its 83rd annual state convention in Roswell this weekend. LULAC, founded in 1929, emphasizes education employment economic parity and social justice for the Hispanic community across the Land of Enchantment.
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New Mexico League of United Latin American Citizens
Roswell
LULAC
United States
Miles Hanisee seeks election to CoA bench
Judge Miles Hanisee says he has extensive appellate experience and is seeking election to the New Mexico Court of Appeals. He was recommended by the bipartisan Judicial Nominating Commission and appointed by Gov. Susana Martinez in 2011. He notes his 17 years in appellate law and the evolving nature of review.
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Miles Hanisee
Mexico
Roswell Symphony Hosts Shadow Orchestra Children's Concert
The Roswell Symphony Orchestra presented a Shadow Orchestra Children's Concert at Pear son Auditorium on the NMMI campus. Maestro John Farrer introduced first chairs and instruments, with solos by students including violin, double bass, piccolo, bassoon, trumpet, and bass drum as the audience cheered each performance.
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Roswell Symphony Orchestra
Pearson Auditorium
NMMI
John Farrer
Murphy dog loving Patriot Guard ride captain featured in Saturday Spotlight
Michael Murphy is a self described animal lover and Patriot Guard ride captain who drives for funeral escorts and parades. He plans to honor veterans including World War II and Vietnam vets and courted his passion by customizing motorcycles including a Harley Heritage with sidecar. His sidecar transports Sage to raise funds for the Sage Foundation for Dogs Who Serve.
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Michael Murphy
SENM
Patriot Guard
Murphy
New Mexico National Guard
Funer
Blood, Sweat and Gears
Harley
Easy Rider
Sage
Sage Foundation
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