Roswell Library Promotes Card Sign Up and Programs
September marks Library Card Sign Up Month with free Roswell Public Library cards for Chaves County residents. The library offers story times, computer access on 24 public machines, databases, and classes. Also featured is Joshua Bell in an article about music and imagination and autumn programs for children. Election bonding funds support libraries across New Mexico with no property tax increase. Books Again offers half price non fiction and low prices on fiction, run by Friends of the Library to benefit Roswell library services.
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Roswell
Roswell Public Library
Pennsylvania Ave
Roswellpubliclibrary.org
Joshua Bell
Washington, D.C
Debra Thomas
Kathy Stinson
Dylan Petrick
Bell
Dylan
Gene Weingarten
Weingarten
New Mexico
Chaves County
W. Second St
Friends of the Library
U.S. Department of Defense
DOD
RPD
USA
DVM
City Sanitation Department
Missouri
Nuclear legacy and WIPP history from Cold War era
The letter discusses the Manhattan Project origin, postwar nuclear fears, and the WIPP site opened in 1999 for nuclear waste. It notes cleanup progress across 22 DOE sites by 2014, a 2014 incident, and calls for reopening WIPP. It also covers Roswell police armored vehicle debates and public policy critique.
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Heisenberg
Nazi Germany
Germany
U.S
Japan
Russia
Ussr
Wipp
Carlsbad
DOE
Chernobyl
Retired couple reminisce on golf and friendship
Judi Smith recalls a longtime friendship with Ron through bowling and golf. They moved between states, settled near a golf course, and shared club access and playful moments. Ron faces Parkin son’s disease but hopes to return to the greens with supportive companionship.
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Indiana
Ron
Josh
Georgia
Illinois
U S steps up Ebola aid but is it enough
U S strategy mixes expanded aid to West Africa with training for American health workers bound for outbreak zones. The plan includes speeding research, hospital alerts, and a civilian volunteer corps, with White House and Senate scrutiny as critics say faster, broader action is needed.
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Washington
West Africa
U.S
Barack Obama
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Senate
Chris Coons
D-Del
Obama
Monroe
CDC
Doctors Without Borders
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