Obama salutes resilience on eve of 15th 9 11 anniversary
President Obama in a weekly radio address honors nearly 3,000 victims of the September 11 attacks and the bravery of survivors and emergency personnel. He notes core American values of resilience and courage, and says Americans will not live in fear as the nation marks 15 years since the hijackings and attacks in New York, Pennsylvania, and the Pentagon.
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Heroes Banquet honors veterans and first responders
Roswell officials and supporters gathered at the Roswell Convention and Civic Center for the Heroes Banquet to honor local veterans and first responders. The nonprofit event, now in its seventh year, features city leaders and community members, with remarks by Timothy P. Howes and others, including State Rep. Nora Espinoza.
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City Officials Revisit Aquatic Facility Plans in Roswell
City leaders and residents prepare to discuss new aquatic facilities with a consulting firm. A public meeting is set for 6 30 p m Tuesday at the Roswell Public Library, marking the first public session since July council approval of seven million dollar plans to hire Counsilman-Haas Lee.
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Montgomery dedication to inspiring a love of learning
Dr Sara Montgomery known as The Doctor for over three decades, widely respected in Roswell for accessibility clarity of purpose and knowledge. Her influence on Roswell students is highlighted in a featured Spotlight piece by Curtis Michaels.
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