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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 2010

Page

3

SSCAFCA expansion earns LEED Platinum and net zero status

The Southern Sandoval County Arroyo Flood Control Authority expanded its Rio Rancho office at 1041 Commercial Dr SE, earning LEED Platinum and the state’s first net zero energy use designation. Solar panels meet all building needs with surplus sold to PNM, while rainfall is captured for irrigation and low flow plumbing saves water. SSCAFCA chair Mark Conkling notes the expansion reflects its resource preservation mission.

Sandoval County Arroyo Flood Control Authority Sscafca Commercial Dr. SE Rio Rancho PNM Mark Conkling Sscafca Board of Directors

Community praise and caution in local notes

The column salutes participants in a Sunday community activity described as a great and fun event. It also commends Rio Rancho High Class of 2010 for record ACT scores and condemns recent reckless driving at Cleveland High after several accidents.

Rio Rancho Cleveland High

Observer cartoon stirs McVeigh religion debate

In a letter to the editor Alfred Puglisi of Rio Rancho challenges the Observer's portrayal of Timothy McVeigh as Christian, asserting he was an atheist who disliked Christianity and criticizing media bias while contrasting McVeigh with Muslim terrorists.

Timothy McVeigh Oklahoma City Federal Building Observer McVeigh Alfred Puglisi Rio Rancho

Pledge in English Sparks Corrales Meeting Oddity

Residents note the Corrales monthly meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance read in Spanish. Handouts were provided for readers, but the writer, lacking Spanish, could not participate and wondered about future translations. They question the motivation and request English pledges.

Corrales U.S.A

Promise of pardon for Billy the Kid questioned by historians

Gov Bill Richardson weighs a pardon for Billy the Kid amid claims of a Wallace promise. No written record exists and historians doubt any deal, noting Wallace may have misled rather than promised. Statements from Wallace descendants and Lincoln County War experts stress the absence of evidence and suggest the encounter was not a formal pardon arrangement.

Bill Richardson Lew Wallace Billy the Kid Wallace Billy Indiana Historical Society Gov. Richardson New Mexico Rick Hendricks Gov. Wallace William N. Wallace Westport Conn Richardson Kid Fredrick Nolan Lincoln County Coe Brothers Evetts Haley Santa Fe Santa Fe New Mexican Mike Pitel New Mexican

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