Zuckerberg Returns to Harvard to Recruit Fresh Talent
Mark Zuckerberg, 27, returned to Harvard University on Monday to recruit new developers for Facebook. It was his first official visit to the Ivy League school since he left in 2004, signaling ongoing expansion as the social network seeks new talent.
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Snow birds honor El Capitan seven fallen heroes
In a solemn ceremony, El Capitan honors seven fallen heroes as part of a regional tribute. The event drew veterans and community members to reflect on service and sacrifice.
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Boxing legend Joe Frazier dies at 67 in Philadelphia
Former heavyweight champ Joe Frazier died after a brief illness from liver cancer in Philadelphia. The family confirmed the death at age 67 following his notable career including three fights with Muhammad Ali.
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Governor selects Doug Howe to fill PRC seat in New Mexico
Gov Susana Martinez names Doug Howe a Santa Fe consultant to replace Jerome Blocker on the Public Regulation Commission Howe, an IHS Cambridge Energy Research Associates advisor, was among five finalists for District 3 which covers Santa Fe and north-central New Mexico He will complete Blocker’s four year term ending 2012 and comes with a background in energy and regulatory issues.
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Pets Need Protection From Cold Weather Dangers
Roswell faces freezing temps and pet owners are urged to keep animals indoors when possible. Fur does not guarantee safety as frostbite and hypothermia threaten domestic pets, especially toy and short haired dogs, larger short haired dogs, and elderly or arthritic dogs.
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Roswell
CYFD Sees Surge in Reports via New Hotline
The New Mexico Child Youth and Families Department reports a sharp rise in calls to its new hotline 1-855-333-SAFE since April 2011. CYFD notes calls doubled through October and cites public involvement as essential to addressing abuse and neglect. In 2010 the agency logged 70,000 calls with 30,000 screened for investigation.
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CYFD
Enrique Knell
Knell
Anti-bullying Program Launched by RISD and Partners
R G Bobby Villegas of the Roswell Independent School District Counseling Associates and the Hispano Chamber of Commerce launched the Stand Up For Character Down With Bullying Campaign. Mayor Del Jurney proclaimed November 1 as Stand Up For Character Day with a victim hotline. program now exists across RISD See PROGRAM. Page AG
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Bobby” Villegas
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Accuser details emerge in Cain harassment case
Sharon Bialek stepped forward alleging Herman Cain touched her inappropriately during a 1997 job- advice visit while he led the National Restaurant Association. Cain’s campaign rejected the claim as false and warned supporters in a fundraising email.
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