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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1993
Page
2
Alan Leach, a state certified nurseryman, challenges Dr. Peavy’s winter watering guidance in a West Side gardening column. He argues shallow roots suffer dry winter soil, leading to winterkill, and urges deeper, flexible watering for new and established plantings in their drier climate.
Joseph J. Donato condemns lawmakers for raiding the treasury by increasing benefits and funding surveys with donated money. He cites eight members and a budget committee leader as large beneficiaries, calls for action, and warns of fiscal ruin matching Nero's Rome.
Letters writer B L Herrington argues that language barriers cause mistrust and conflict across cultures. He cites aviation using English and urges all to learn English as the common global language to reduce misunderstandings and foster friendship. He notes conflicts in Canada Belgium Yugoslavia and within the United States over language.
A letter from Carol Nesbitt of Storehouse West thanks donors for money, turkeys and fixings that funded 45 Thanksgiving boxes for West Mesa homes. She expresses gratitude and hopes for continued generosity in upcoming holidays, noting needs for special seasonal foods and small gifts for children.
Rio Rancho residents urge new routes to reach the Paseo del Norte bridge while Coors and Golf Course Road face rush hour bottlenecks. They warn growth could revive past bridge delays, recalling a time two miles per hour and hour-long commutes near Corrales bridge, cautioning against a Park Service land plan around Unser Middle.
Albuquerque debates two Unser Middle routes, Pasco del Norte connects to the Pasco del Norte bridge while an opposing stance links Unser to Paseo del Norte. City officials fear time is running out to ease congestion on the West Mesa and pressure to approve the project grows as Park Service blocks crossings. Community meetings note local clubs and civic groups with schedules through December.
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