Mother Teresa's life lessons on small acts of love
Roswell columnist Rick Kraft reflects on Mother Teresa’s life and teachings. He highlights her focus on serving one person at a time, her plain white sari, and the maxim that we can do no great things, only small things with great love. He cites moments from her talks and his call for readers to consider who they can help today.
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Monuments should follow an orderly process over Confederate displays
Guest editorial argues for a deliberative, transparent, case by case approach to Confederate monuments. It cites Charlottesville and Daytona Beach actions, calls for inclusive public hearings, commissions to study each statue, and final decisions by elected officials, warning against covert, impulsive removal.
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Roswell letter praises city manager and local governance
In a Roswell Letters to the Editor piece Larry Connolly commends Joe Neeb for an excellent first impression as city manager. He backs the council choice of an outsider and applauds city and county staff for improved professionalism while urging strong support for local newspapers.
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Removing symbols is denying history and slavery roots
A reader argues symbols reflect a slaveholding economy and states rights was a cover. They urge teaching what symbols represented and suggest civilwar.org as a consideration source to understand history beyond pride.
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City Council Duty Demands Accountability and Respect
A Roswell City Council critique letter urges elected members to uphold fiduciary duty and careful research before votes. It accuses current leadership of excluding the public, warns against excuses, and calls for stepping aside if the job is too hard.
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Roswell Daily Record Letter Rules and Submissions
The Roswell Daily Record explains letter to the editor guidelines requiring real name city and phone for publication. It bans anonymous unverifiable or libelous letters, limits to under 250 words ideal, under 400 words may be edited, and restricts to two letters per month with contact by email or mail at Roswell NM office.
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