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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 2016

Page

4

Moore to lead Las Cruces Chamber after Rio Rancho tenure

Observer notes the departure of Moore after 14 years as Rio Rancho Regional Chamber of Commerce president and CEO. She will head the Greater Las Cruces Chamber of Commerce, leaving a legacy of business advocacy, community service, and board leadership with Haven House, YMCA Rio Rancho, Sandoval Juvenile Justice, Lovelace Westside Hospital advisory roles, and CNM governance. Mayor Hull calls her a huge community asset.

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Rio Rancho golf fiasco blamed on speculative housing boom

Reader explains RR golf course turmoil as overpriced McMansion buyers and a council uninterested in the course. The piece accuses residents of using water bills and threats to force sales, while a new developer seeks bids amid foreclosure fears. Also notes Earth Day themes and vegan diet climate links. Ralph Richardson

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Four tribes shape America says Swickard on party system

A reader argues the U S political landscape has fractured into four tribes Democrats Republicans Independents and Disinterested Americans He laments partisan deceit and media bias urges patriots at local levels to reclaim nonpartisan governance and calls for reform of journalism education and money in politics.

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Sandoval County tests new video broadcast system

Sandoval County Commission tested a newly installed video broadcast system to boost transparency and access. The system will offer live video, captions, visual presentations and archiving with potential live meetings starting as soon as the May session. Don Chapman notes the aim is to empower residents.

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Intel layoff rumor sparks political timing and leaks

A district 5 councilor and Sandoval County zoning chief reflect on an anticipated 12000 job cut at Intel, mentioning a senator from New Mexico as the leak source. They describe media efforts to confirm the story, a TV reporter seeking on camera comment, and cautious guidance on what to discuss.

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Viewpoints letters invite diverse community dialogue

The publication invites submissions from all perspectives to foster a spirited yet respectful public discussion on shared issues and challenges facing the community. The policy emphasizes rational dialogue and inclusive participation from readers and contributors.

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