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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 2015

Page

4

Sunday Is Funday A Rio Rancho Record List of 2015

An Observer editorial lauds Sunday is Funday 2015 with a record turnout of 6000 plus at Haynes Park. Volunteers and organizers led by Kiwanian Dave Heil delivered a well run event with numerous vendors, a shaded park, shuttle service, and a Knockerball tournament won by Mayor Gregg Hulls Posse.

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Support bill to keep horses from slaughter

Betty Pritchard of Bernalillo urges Congress to co sponsor HR 1942 and S 1214 to reinstate bans on defunding USDA horse slaughter inspections and to end U S horses being sent to slaughter in Mexico and Canada. She cites BLM and Forest Service rounds of wild horses heading to slaughter and asks readers to contact their representatives.

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Rio Rancho Utilities Commission urged to fully serve public

Ron Hensley, former chair of the Rio Rancho Utilities Commission, urges the city to enforce the ordinance requiring qualified water and wastewater professionals on the commission. He cites past failures to follow procedures, oversight, and contract approvals, urging the administration to empower the commission to review budgets, ICIP, contracts, water rights, and state engineer proceedings.

Rio Rancho Utilities Commission Commission ICIP Ron Hensley

Demo Day boosts Albuquerque startups with ABQid platform

Teeniors founder Ish Lopez tests her model in the ABQid accelerator, validating the business, launching a beta, and hosting four senior-center events. Demo Day on August 28 at the Epicenter will showcase the venture to city leaders, investors, and potential customers.

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New Mexico view on air conditioning and government control

A New Mexico reader critiques calls to curb air conditioning and wealth, arguing for personal freedom to choose comfort despite climate concerns. He cites Eric Klinenberg and Time magazine debates, recalls 1970s energy policies, and defends A/C as a personal must rather than a luxury, asking how voters would respond if government limits cooling.

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