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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 2012

Page

6

Community comes together to stock shelves for Christmas

An observer notes Rio Rancho volunteers and police join forces with St. Felix Pantry Storehouse West and local groups to stock food and clothing. Police aid 25 families, Winterfest drives collect donations, and excess food moves between organizations as 53,000-plus households have been served over 20 years.

St. Felix Pantry Storehouse West Rio Rancho Police Department St. Felix Panty Felician Sisters of North America Rio Rancho City Hall Storehouse City of Vision

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The Rio Rancho Observer invites Guest Opinions and Letters to the Editor with word limits of 500 and 300 respectively. Submissions require name city and phone. anonymous entries are not considered. The paper may edit for clarity AP style and space and may choose not to publish any submission.

Rio Rancho Observer

Wilkins vows reform after Rio Rancho budget clashes

City councilor Chuck Wilkins criticizes past leadership and defends new council measures. He cites higher revenue aims, a proposed impact fee moratorium, and efforts to streamline building permits. Financial troubles in the utilities department include downgraded ratings, bond concerns, and a possible 8.8 percent water rate increase. He invites ideas from residents.

Rio Rancho Jim Rabin

Is N M losing the space war

A retrospective view argues about New Mexico spaceport efforts 20 years of state backing, Virgin Galactic involvement, and political shifts from Gov Richardson to Gov Martinez. It notes Branson’s prominence, Scaled Composites’ role, delays, and evolving global competition in spaceport development.

Anta FE Virgin Galactic New Mexico Richard Branson Las Cruces Chamber of Commerce New Mexico State University Dona Ana Cruces White Sands Missile Range National Lieutenant Governors’ Association Casey Luna Gary Johnson Bill Richardson Gov. Richardson Sir Richard Branson Richardson Branson Spaceport Scaled Composits Edge of Space Virgin Scaled Susana Martinez Martinez Sir Richard Emirate Abu Dhabi

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