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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 2012

Page

7

Video studio opens at WESST to connect NM businesses

A new Comcast Digital Media Studio will open in July at the WESST Enterprise Center in downtown Albuquerque, enabling live streamed workshops across New Mexico offices in Albuquerque Rio Rancho Santa Fe Las Cruces Roswell and Farmington. The facility targets New Mexico film and business education, offering editing audio projection and green screen technology for film and game production.

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Make Your Vote Count April 17 in Rio Rancho

Letter argues that the run off will have two winners in Rio Rancho decided by reputation or money. The author urges voters to make their vote count and notes deals occur beyond public discourse.

Rio Rancho Bob Harpley

Lessons from Econ 101 fuel policy effects on pump prices

Dr. Michael Swickard argues that fuel distribution costs and pipeline usage shape gas prices. He cites a city council reversal of a blend rule after an outcry, explains pipelines reduce costs versus motor tankers, and links energy policy to voter behavior and price sensitivity.

Michael Swickard New Mexico Michael Swickard

Benavides as Legendary Legislator in Albuquerque Tale

In a colorful recount, Tom Benavides of Albuquerque’s South Valley is praised for political stamina and fringe antics. The tale describes cross party ties, an eye patch, late night maneuvering, a bid to Spain for a Quincentennial, and a dramatic Senate night with a reported out of body experience.

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