The Hunt for Books Returns in Fall Around Roswell
Christina Stock shares a personal essay on selecting reading material, defending diverse genres, critiquing slick modern publishing, and celebrating libraries. She recalls family book hunts, laments self published trends, and visits Roswell Public Library while noting book lists and community reading resources.
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Editorial: election integrity remains top concern
The piece discusses claims of election manipulation by candidates and the public debate over foreign interference, while highlighting real domestic irregularities such as a Virginia student fraud case. It notes voter ID requirements and provisional ballots as safeguards, urging vigilance to detect cheating.
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David Toscana
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U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Letters to the Editor on the 2016 election waterloo claim
The letter argues the next election could be America's Waterloo for old timers choosing between the Bill of Rights and a one world order. It attacks Donald Trump as unfit and highlights his legal and business history while contrasting Hillary Clinton's long public career and alleged health concerns.
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Pearce urged to resign over Wells Fargo leadership failure
Michael Sauber of Silver City criticizes Congressman Pearce for not standing up for working people amid Wells Fargo account scandal. He argues the banking sector and wealthy executives exploit workers, and calls for new leadership, urging resignation and broader change in financial policy.
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Roswell Daily Record invites reader letters policy
The Roswell Daily Record outlines submission rules for letters to the editor. Include real name and city, provide a phone number for verification, and keep letters under 250 words for quicker publication, with a 400 word maximum. Letters should be concise, non libelous, and may be edited or rejected at the editor's discretion.
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