Apache Legends and Lore talk at Roswell Library
Lynda Sanchez discusses Apache legends from the Mescalero Sacred Mountain in a Saturday 2 p.m. presentation at Roswell Public Library Bondurant Room with a book signing and display. She coauthored Indeh with Eve Ball and has three books available for checkout.
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Color vision via organic photovoltaic tech eyed for future eyes
Martin Kral, retired in Roswell after a 30 year computer career, notes cross-disciplinary use of soft organic photovoltaic material from solar cells to iPhone displays and skin coatings for robotics. Current tech shows black and white with gray shades, outlining objects, but color may come as TV tech evolved.
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Letter to Roswell on crime and reform calls for wage raise
A letter from a Roswell resident laments recent violence and urges reforms. It argues for drug prevention in schools funded by the county, raising the minimum wage to 12.50 an hour, and increasing the population to over 50 000 within four years. The writer also advocates Bible centered guidance and prayer in families.
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