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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 2016

Page

5

Budget battles at NMSU over tuition and program cuts

A look at New Mexico State University facing a $12 million shortfall amid rising tuition from 600 to over 4000 per semester and a push to avoid further increases by slicing academic programs. The author recalls a 1997 NMSA plan to trim priorities, noting ongoing fights between employees and citizens of New Mexico.

New Mexico State University NMSU Nmsa Strategic Planning New Mexico University of New Mexico UNM

Absolute must for startups in business planning

The article stresses that a comprehensive business plan is essential for any startup. It argues lenders and investors require it, outlines key plan components like competitive analysis, marketing strategy, customer understanding, and pro forma financials, and points to local resources in New Mexico offering free or low cost guidance through SBA, SBDC, and WESST.

U.S U.S. Small Business Administration SBA Sole Proprietorship LLC Corp Rio Rancho Bernalillo Nmsbdc WESST Albuquerque Brad Crowson New Mexico Wesst.org

No More Hospital Levy Says Voters Should Reject

A Page A4 summary argues the Sandoval County hospital levy, active since 2008, will reach 108 million in 2016 and could double if extended. It contends subsidies mainly aid non residents and that the Rust facility mainly serves non residents due to blue cross restrictions. It claims hospitals are part of a large system capable of self funding and urges voters to reject the levy this November.

Presbyterian Rust Sandoval UNM Rio Rancho Sandoval County

Rio Rancho bond controversy over new school funding

A reader questions the Rio Rancho school district plan to reallocate 10 million from a 2012 bond to other projects after state matching funds were denied. The letter asks why funds for a new elementary school aren’t used to ease tax burden and whether district enrollment has improved, urging fiscal prudence and transparency on bond spending and real estate purchases.

State of New Mexico Rio Rancho

Catholic Daughters Garage Sale At St. Thomas Aquinas

Catholic Daughters Court No. 2306 at St. Thomas Aquinas hosts an annual garage sale to benefit charitable projects. It runs Friday and Saturday August 26 and 27 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Father D Arco Hall 1502 Sara Road Rio Rancho. Donations are welcome Thursday August 25 from noon to 4 p.m. and Friday August 26 from 9 to 11 a.m. Items not accepted include mattresses bed pillows underwear baby furniture car seats and large TVs or appliances. Contact Denise at 528-3414 or Margaret at 896-2095 for details.

Catholic Daughters of the Americas Court St. Thomas Aquinas Father D’arco Hall D’arco Hall St. Thomas Aquinas Church Sara Road Rio Rancho Denise Margaret

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