RMAC Makes Strides In Community Programs And Exhibits
RMAC reports strong attendance for family films and school tours. The museum hosted Disney Nature Oceans and plans more family events including 101 Dalmatian and Alfred Hitchcock Rope discussions. University outreach, garden club partnerships, and a Governor’s Mansion loan boost Roswell visibility.
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Roswell Museum and Art Center
Roswell
Robert H. Goddard Planetarium
Claudia
RISD
Arte
Sia
Carlsbad
Portales
Tom Burris
RMAC
Roswell Home and Garden Club
Garden Club
Isabel Olsen
Sara Woodbury
Laureta Hull
Santa Fe
Susana Martinez
Cotto neaster plant risks and child safety guidance
An expert discusses cotoneaster in the rose family, noting edible parts exist but berries can be mildly toxic in large amounts. Emphasizes teaching children not to eat unknown plants, garden supervision, and removing highly toxic specimens from access areas if persistent misbehavior occurs. Provides contact for Yard and Garden queries.
Pope Francis climate stance sparks debate on faith and energy
Martin Noon argues fossil fuels enable billions, praising Pope Francis while noting climate policy may harm the poor. The piece links Genesis stewardship to human work, cites The Economist on human welfare, and profiles Noon as Energy Freedom author and CARE leader hosting a radio program.
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Garden of Eden
Wall Street Journal
William McGurn
Pope Francis
Pope Benedict XVI
Judith Curry
Ticketstopper
McGurn
Energy Freedom
Martin Noon
Energy Makes America Great Inc
Citizens’ Alliance For Responsible Energy
CARE
America's Voice For Energy
Marines Never Ex-Marines Says Letter to Editor
A reader corrects a front page caption about Marines, tracing the origin of the phrase once a Marine always a Marine to Master Sgt. Paul Weyshner and Capt. P. X. Kelley. The letter argues James P. Riseley served 1918 to 1992 and insists no Marine is ever an ex-Marine.
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Jeff Jackson
Jim Bloodhart
Chesty” Puller
Paul Weyshner
P.X. Kelley
Marine Corps
United States
U.S. Naval Academy
James P. Riseley
USMC
New standardized tests bring technical challenges across states
Washington reports that the year of standardized testing introduces computer based exams by Smarter Balanced and PARCC. About 12 million students in 29 states and D C participate with a pilot in New York. Districts upgrade networks and hardware to support the tests while lawmakers debate future testing.
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Washington
U.S
District of Columbia
New York
Ohio
Obesity and menopause impact on menstrual cycles
Discussion explains how stress illness and aging affect hormone levels causing irregular bleeding. Treatment depends on cause and pregnancy plans with options including combined birth control pills or medications to regulate ovulation. Dr Komaroff of Harvard Medical School shares guidance and contact avenues.
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Komaroff
Harvard Medical School
Shattuck St
Boston
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