National Arts and Humanities Month Highlights Roswell Library
October celebrates arts and humanities inviting today’s artists and tomorrow’s thinkers to explore human culture. The Roswell Public Library offers books DVDs and databases with online access to its catalog and resources. Reference librarians assist patrons with information and materials as hours vary by day. Claire Gutierrez is Roswell Public Librarian’s new Children’s librarian.
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Imagination and Creativity at the Library Story Events
Claire Gutierrez highlights library offerings that foster creativity for all ages. Books by Danny Gregory Cary Fagan and Christopher Myers encourage drawing and imagination. Weekly storytimes feature Bears themes with age tailored sessions and crafts. Saturday crafts, fall book sale at Books Again, proceeds fund the library.
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Kral Continues Research Drive in Robotics Labs
Kral pushes ahead with research and development efforts, highlighting collaboration across teams as robotics projects advance. The piece notes securing sources and locking them in labs as part of the scientific pursuit.
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Roswell Smoking Ordinance Sparks Debate Over Patios and Fair Play
A reader argues Roswell should adopt New Mexico's statewide smoke rules, criticizing city patio definitions and cafe private clubs for gaming and pricing advantages. He notes Roswell crime context and questions local governance and enforcement.
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Mayor Kintigh Must Align Beliefs With Proven Facts
Tom Hyland from Lamy New Mexico reports that Mayor Dennis Kintigh asserts personal beliefs on marijuana’s medical use, while government patents claim cannabinoid medical properties. The piece critiques unfounded statements and urges alignment with established facts and policy.
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Trump tax plan would tax fewer Americans and aid the wealthy
Donald Trump proposed abolishing federal income taxes for individuals earning under 25 000 and couples under 50 000, while cutting the top rate to 25 percent and corporate rates to 15 percent. He promised to end deductions, close the carried interest loophole, and repatriate overseas profits at a 10 percent one time tax, claiming growth would reach 3 to 6 percent annually without increasing the deficit.
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