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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 2010

Page

3

Observer urges respectful rivalry between Rio Rancho and Cleveland high schools

An observer view condemns fan heckling at a Rio Rancho High versus Cleveland High baseball game. It notes the tense first-year rivalry, urges Ejection of disruptive fans, and appeals to adults to model sportsmanship for student athletes and the community.

Rio Rancho High Cleveland RRHS CHS Ron ARHS Rio Rancho Andy Jones Marian Boandis Rio Rancho Observer Rio Rancho Art Association Andy Albuquerque Alameda Whataburger

Runoff Vote Praised by City Officials and Boards

Citizens cast ballots in yesterday's runoff for the municipal judge seat. Commentators thanked spring for arriving despite windy days and commended the ARPS Board of Education for delaying the vote until all members are present.

Arps Board of Education

Tax reform talk lacks real plans and concrete reforms

Santa Fe voices warn that tax reform remains rhetoric with no solid proposals. The piece critiques federal and New Mexico tax giveaways, mocks the Tea Party, and urges concrete action to abolish favored tax treatments while noting lawmakers rarely enact meaningful changes and even IRS heads may dodge forms.

Santa FE Congress New Mexico Treasury Washington Social Security Medicare Internal Revenue Service

Readers debate ARPS language arts adoption and SpringBoard

Whitney Fenlason of Lincoln Middle School criticizes the board for adopting a full curriculum as a textbook. She questions SpringBoard's effectiveness, cost, outside reviews, and transparency in the selection process. She urges open discussion and fair budgeting.

ARPS College Board Better Business Bureau SpringBoard Whitney Fenlason Lincoln Middle School

Guidelines for Rio Rancho Observer submissions

The Rio Rancho Observer invites Guest Opinions and Letters to the Editor with word limits of 500 and 300 respectively. Submissions must include author name city and contact phone. Anonymous entries are not allowed. The paper may edit for clarity and space and may choose not to publish any submission.

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