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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 2015

Page

3

Sandoval County praised for long range five year financial plan

An Observer editorial commends Sandoval County for a five year comprehensive financial plan and conservative spending. It highlights Rob Burpo’s report that the county’s fiscal discipline has preserved funds, aided by a double-A bond rating, and encourages continued budget discipline and non government funding while expanding economic development efforts.

Sandoval County Rob Burpo Commission Bernalillo Burpo Sandoval Economic Alliance

Preventing Fires Awareness Weekend in New Mexico

The Southwest Wildfire Awareness Week concluded Saturday with a warning to observe fire restrictions in windy springs. Cautions include proper cigarette disposal and avoiding leaving burning butts in cars. New Mexico has suffered thousands of acres and hundreds of homes lost to wildfires, urging ongoing care to protect natural resources.

Rio Grande Bosque New Mexico

Submission guidelines for Rio Rancho Observer letters

The Rio Rancho Observer invites guest opinions and letters to the editor. Guest opinions up to 500 words and letters up to 300 words. Submissions require name city and phone for verification. One printed submission per month. The paper may edit for clarity AP style and space.

The Rio Rancho Rio Rancho Observer

DWI Seizure Law Seen as Hidden City Tax

A letter argues Rio Rancho’s DWI vehicle seizure ordinance is a disguised tax and revenue source, not a policy to reduce drunken driving. It notes increased auctions profit, potential legal costs, and suggests drivers seek other cars, with no strong evidence of lower DWI rates.

Rio Rancho Albuquerque City of

Referendum urged over water bills and privatization risk

Jeffrey Paul Albuquerque argues high water charges threaten households and urges a state referendum. He cites Rio Rancho practices of disconnecting low income and disabled residents without notice and warns water prices may rise up to 95.8 percent in five years.

Albuquerque Rio Rancho

Rio Rancho water rate hike seen as privatization move

Elaine Cimino criticizes the Rio Rancho city council and Mayor Hall for reinvesting and raising water rates to boost profits, accusing the plan of privatizing water services and denying residents adequate service. She argues the public will is being ignored and stresses no one should go thirsty.

Hall

Downwinders protest over Trinity Site radiation legacy

A New Mexico resident recalls July 16 1945 near Oscuro and the Trinity test. He links radioactive fallout to illnesses including leukemia and thyroid cancer, laments lack of environmental review, media coverage, and government action, and calls for reparations and accountability from political parties. The piece critiques media influence and urges government acknowledgment and compensation for injured Downwinders.

Eugene McKim Sr Oscuro Trinity Site Downwinders Lincoln County Carrizozo Japan New Mexico Chupadera Ridge Trinity Ukraine United States Europe U. S

Medicare hospice benefit explained for terminally ill

Medicare explains hospice care as a patient centered option focused on comfort and dignity. The program covers physician services nursing care drugs equipment and therapy under Part A and Medicare Advantage with ongoing recertifications every 90 days and 60 day intervals. Information and questions address training after hours emergencies family involvement and how to access Medicare approved hospice programs through medicare.gov or the 24 7 helpline.

Medicare Medicare.gov

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