Community events and workshops in Roswell area
Gatherings and programs today include a Life Chain at Pioneer Plaza from 2 to 3 30 p m supporting unborn protection across from the Chaves County Courthouse Posters are provided A Teen Center Game Night runs Wednesdays 3 30 to 11 p m at Unity Center 108 E Bland St with free WiFi computers music pool and air hockey Teens can join after school hours Mon Thurs Boots to Business Reboot free training for veterans Nov 2 from 8 a m to 3 p m at NM Military Institute Daniels Leadership Center Room 200 VBOC serves statewide Rich Coffel 505 383 2402 NM VBOC org Pest control workshop Nov 8 at Chaves County Farm & Livestock Bureau Building Eastern New Mexico State Fairgrounds 2500 S Main St Registration 8 a m Workshop 8 30 a m to 3 05 p m covers weed resistance landscape pests CEUs for licensed applicators Contact Sandra Barraza 575 622 3210 by Nov
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Pioneer Plaza
Life Chain
Chaves County
Unity Center
E. Bland St
Roswell
Chaves County Cooperative Extension Service
New Mexico State University
Chaves County Farm & Livestock Bureau
New Mexico State Fairgrounds
S. Main St
N.M. Department of Agriculture
Sandra Barraza
Around Town calendar of free public events
Roswell Daily Record invites community event submissions to Around Town a calendar of free public activities. Submissions must be 50 words or fewer and sent 30 days before the event with a Wednesday noon deadline for Sunday publication. Email vis tas rdrnews.com.
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Roswell Daily Record
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From Bootleg Whiskey Billy and Apache Legends
Lynda A. Sanchez will speak at the Historical Society for Southeast New Mexico in Roswell on November 5 at 3 p.m. She will discuss bootleg whiskey, Billy the Kid and Apache legends, sharing lore from across the sacred mountain and signing her book 12 Miles From Daylight about Fort Stanton Cave and the Snowy River discovery.
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Uthor
Lynda A. Sanchez
Sacred Mountain
Sanchez
Lincoln
The
Historical Society For
Southeast New Mexico
N. Lea Ave
Fort Stanton Cave
Snowy River
Snowy River Passage
Far South
Washington Avenue Elementary marks a 100 year milestone in Roswell
A Roswell reader recalls Washington Avenue Elementary’s century of education and community, noting the 1918 dedication, World War I and flu era context, and personal memories of students, teachers, and longtime principal Bill Rapp as the school evolved from a 400 block site to its current building.
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Roswell
Washington Avenue
America
North Washington Avenue
Music America
Emma Pierson
Duncan
Claude Hobbs
Board of Education
WA Wilson
Parent Teachers Association
John H Mullis
Emma Peirson
Reverend Duncan
Washington Avenue Elementary
Trevor
Rusty Wyles
Bill Rapp
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Midnight Junction
FSCSP
Conservation Lands Foundation
Lynda Sanchez
Garrett Jorgensen
Albuquerque
Garrett
Fort Stanton
Historical Archive
Washington
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