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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 2015

Page

4

Rio Rancho TEA Party forum weighs strong mayor vs council manager

An April 2 forum in Rio Rancho with former Mayor Jom Swisstack and ex City Manager James Jimenez evaluated moving from a weak mayor to a strong mayor form. The event offered balanced views, aiding a charter review process ahead of next year’s election.

Rio Rancho Jom Swisstack James Jimenez Swisstack Jimenez Albuquerque Charter Review Commission

ASK Academy Breaks Ground on New Rio Rancho Campus

ASK Academy officials celebrate ground breaking for a new 38 000 square foot campus on Sundt Road next to the Boys and Girls Club in Rio Rancho. The seven million dollar facility opens in January with 410 students in grades six through twelve and houses STEM focused classrooms and labs. Land was donated by developer Steve Nakamura. The school currently leases space on Sara Road.

SK Academy Boys & Girls Club Sundt Road Steve Nakamura Sara Road ASK Academy Rio Rancho

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Growth of diabetes in New Mexico colonias alarms reader

Miguel Herrera of New Mexico State University writes as a public health student urging education on diabetes risks in New Mexico colonias. He links hereditary factors, inactivity, and poor diet to rising cases and urges constructive habits to break the cycle amid poverty and low education.

Miguel Herrera New Mexico State University New Mexico

Meeting persecuted Christians could shape presidential leadership

The piece argues a U S presidential candidate should meet persecuted Christians in the Middle East or Africa to understand religious liberty, forge humanitarian ties, and craft a strategy benefiting both security and human dignity. It cites figures from In Defense of Christians and Catholic voices, urging personal visits to Kurdistan Jordan and other regions as a leadership test.

Indiana Pope Francis Middle East Africa Iraq Andrew Doran In Defense of America Robert A. Destro Catholic University of America United States Nebraska Jeff Fortenberry Caucus For Destro Catholic Relief Services World Vision

Hobo Jungle Tales From a Passaic Childhood

A reflective memoir of exploring a wooded rail area near Passaic NJ as a child. The narrator recalls encounters with two hobos, Hobo John and Pete, who share life on the rails, stories, and advice about education and family. The piece ties those memories to a later TV show and a connection to Roy Slezak.

John Hobo Hobo John Pete California Hobo Jungle Jimmy Passaic

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