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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 2010

Page

3

Plunder America Party and Coyotes on Private Property

Readers critique the GOP as a corporate driven force harming the nation and social programs. A Rio Rancho letter warns about a pack of coyotes near Chamisa Hills Golf Course threatening pets and children and urges relocation. The writer also surveys economic policy and argues for targeted budget cuts to protect vulnerable citizens.

Republican Party Lincoln Eisenhower Nixon R.I.P. Gop GOP Plunder America Party Dong Long Rio Rancho Ellen Brown Nicklaus Chamisa Hills Country Club Sandia Mountains Dr. Abernathy Southern Boulevard Nicklaus Drive

Rio Rancho’s safety praised amid two bank robberies

An observer notes Rio Rancho as a safe city per CQ Press and FBI data while acknowledging two recent bank robberies at First Community Bank within eight days. It cites other robberies in the area, low homicide figures, and urges continued vigilance and appreciation for law enforcement.

Rio Rancho CQ Press New Mexico U.S Las Cruces Albuquerque FBI United States City of Vision First Community Bank Rio John Francis Francis

Rio Rancho Observer Submissions Guidelines for Letters

The Rio Rancho Observer outlines submission rules for guest opinions and letters to the editor. Word limits are 500 for opinions and 300 for letters, with author name city and contact phone required, no anonymous submissions, and potential copy edits for clarity and space. Submissions may be published in print or online at the editor’s discretion.

Rio Rancho Observer Tommy Trujillo

Do Not Drive Impaired This Holiday Season Message

A Rio Rancho police officer urges responsible choices during holidays to prevent crashes from alcohol or drugs. He explains how DREs and blood tests help identify impairment and stresses designating a driver or using taxi services. The message warns of fatal outcomes and the lasting impact on families.

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