Thanksgiving generosity evident in Roswell events
At Veterans Memorial Hall about 200 people enjoy the Free Thanksgiving Dinner led by Johnny Gonzales, with volunteers from the Salvation Army and Sale Barn Cafe offering meals. Roswell residents share fellowship, and Valerie Sanchez cooks grandmother recipe dishes for the annual community meal at the cafe on North Garden Avenue.
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Veterans Memorial Hall
Montana Avenue
American Legion
Johnny Gonzales
Roswell
Augustine Alvarado
Salvation Army
Sale Barn
North Garden Avenue
Valerie Sanchez
American Legion Post
Gray Thursday Opens Doors Across Roswell Stores
Roswell retailers including Walmart Target Big Lots Kmart OfficeMax Hastings Sears JCPenney Bealls IHOP Golden Corral and Cattleman’s Steak House opened on Thanksgiving Day. The trend known as Gray Thursday expanded hours fueling early holiday shopping and higher sales while employees faced longer shifts.
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Walmart
Target
Big ‘Gets
Kmart
OfficeMax
Hastings
Sears
Jcpeasney
Bealls
IHOP
Golden ‘Corral
Cattleman’s Steak ‘House
Retailers use tech to track consumers
Washington based report notes advances in technology enable shoppers to find deals while enabling aggressive tracking of consumer behavior online and offline. It highlights cookies and data linkage with income and location to predict buying, prompting concerns about price discrimination and privacy.
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Washington
Jeff Chester
Center For Digital Democracy
Santa
New Mexico unemployment center closed for Thanksgiving
New Mexico labor officials report the unemployment insurance operations center will be closed on Thanksgiving Day and Friday. The online system and toll free options remain available. claims can be filed and checked Sunday through Friday 4 a.m. to 7 p.m. The center resumes normal hours Monday, and banking delays may occur as banks and the USPS observe the holiday.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Sun
U.S
MagRay aids airport liquid screening at Los Alamos lab
Los Alamos National Laboratory scientists develop MagRay combining magnetic resonance with low-power X-ray to better separate harmless liquids from explosive precursors. Led by Michelle Espy, the device aims to replace 3-ounce bottle rules, building on MagViz with improved accuracy for complex mixtures. The project, funded by Homeland Security, seeks a compact fast scanner usable in airports.
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Santa FE
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Santa Fe New Mexican
Michelle Espy
Espy
al-Qaida
LANL
Dan
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