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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 2016
Page
5
Fran Crandall, a Viet Nam era disabled veteran, urges Mr. Pulte to build homes somewhere else to preserve the open view of Sandia Mountains from her Rio Rancho home. She emphasizes the home’s window views and the impact on daily life and happiness if the golf course development proceeds.
Eleanor Bravo Corrales voices Sandoval County residents’ concerns about fracking citing Stanford Pavillion water study and Johns Hopkins health findings. She accuses Paul Gessing and Rio Grande Foundation of downplaying risks and calls for a local moratorium while ordinances address air water roads and cultural resources.
City faces long running problem of political sign theft and damage during Rio Rancho elections. Community concerns, legal penalties under NM Criminal Code 30-15-1, and calls for public notices to deter violations. Local resident Harry Gordon cites repeated incidents and urges enforcement to protect civic integrity.
St Paul Lutheran Church of Christ at 1101 Golf Course Road Rio Rancho offers an ongoing Parkinsons and caregiver class on Tuesdays from 10 am to noon. The fee is 10 dollars per session. Instructor Patrick Jon Nieto brings a decade of Parkinsons Tai Chi experience. Call 267-5751 for details.
A therapist cites a rise in marital breakdown linked to Facebook and social media, noting a survey that associates one in five divorces with the site and that 80 percent of divorce lawyers see social media as evidence of irreconcilable differences. The piece argues technology tempts affair and urges couples to disconnect when needed.
Kathleen Parker argues that immigration is a racism accusation used to silence policy debate. She notes U.S. population grew from 203 million in 1979 to 323 million today, a 120 million increase in under five decades, referencing Cesar Chavez Barbara Jordan Sen Gaylord Nelson and the Democratic Party to underscore her point.
A letter argues that public schools overemphasize accountability tests, suppress teacher input, and punish educators. It calls for curiosity driven, teacher led schooling and warns that current top down models harm students and society. The writer urges major change and cites an email contact.
Ray A. Collins urges readers to reclaim power from public officials by voting and contacting them regularly. The retired Air Force officer and Rio Rancho resident, a novelist and businessman, writes this column on the paper's third Sunday each month.
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