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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 2016

Page

5

Public Schools Drowned in Testing Kill Curiosity Says Swickard

Education writer argues that rigid testing and top down administration drain student curiosity. He urges a return to curiosity based learning with art, music, gardens, flight simulators, and classroom flexibility to foster higher order thinking and literacy growth.

Arry Albert America Walt Disney

A Call to Peaceful Response to Flag Burnings

Roy Slezak, former Rio Rancho city councilor, argues that Americans should suppress anger when flag burning occurs. He contends gratitude for the First Amendment will render protests ineffective and eventually fade the act, urging a calm civic stance rather than punitive reaction.

Russia Roy Slezak Rio Rancho City of Vision Grand Canyon

Rio Rancho Mayor outlines 2019 plans and town halls

Mayor Gregg Hull outlines objectives and strategies for the new year. He invites community input and urges residents to check rmm.gov and city social media for updates. He will hold six district town halls from January to March with dates and locations to be posted.

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Local project advances with 1.65 million total cost

Collaboration helped secure 400 000 of capital outlay financing and 1.004 million from FEMA for a project totaling 1.65 million. Completion is targeted for early spring 2017. County Commissioner Don Chapman is a retired sales and marketing pro and currently leads EVO ERP Inc. sales and marketing while also serving as senior investment broker for Coldwell Banker Commercial Las Colinas in Albuquerque. Charles Thomas is SSCAFCA’s executive engineer and a registered professional engineer in New Mexico since 1997.

Federal Emergency Management Agency Don Chapman Evoerp Inc Coldwell Banker Commercial Albuquerque Charles Thomas Sscafca New Mexico

St Thomas Aquinas students stage Christmas pageant at Cleveland High

St Thomas Aquinas Catholic School Rio Rancho presents its annual Christmas pageant at Cleveland High School Concert Hall on Tuesday at 7 p.m. The free event features Mary and Joseph, shepherds and Magi with singing dancing acting hand bells and percussion by Rio Rancho’s only Catholic school students.

St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic School Rio Rancho Mary, Joseph the Shepherds, Magi Cleveland High School

Staying connected during holidays as a couple

Counselor Nikki Delaney offers practical steps to reduce stress and strengthen intimacy during the holiday season. The guidance covers fair planning, shared traditions, time together, creative activities, and preserving closeness amid family obligations. Delaney runs A New You Counseling in Rio Rancho and promotes the Roommates to Romance program.

Nikki Delaney Rio Rancho Nikki

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