TEA Party 4 faces ironic missteps in city council actions
Former Rio Rancho city manager U James Jimenez notes ironies in the TEA Party four Wilkins Scott Clayton and Crum. He cites impact fee cuts followed by requests for state funding sewer and water costs shifting to rate payers. Critics condemn lack of public input on welfare ordinances shifts and uneven funding choices between A Park Above and an Intel donation. Meeting times extended despite aims of public access and salary trends for a new city manager.
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Defend Yourself With Responsibility in a Gun Debate
In a persuasive column Michael Swickard argues that gun rights protect loved ones amid attacks driven by media and political defences. He cites personal experience, contrasts gun free zones with defensive needs, and urges legal self defense and responsibility.
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Cantwell Reflects on Max Lucado Inspired Path to News
Ned Cantwell discusses a teen revelation of a life in newspapers inspired by Los Angeles Times writer Jim Murray. He shares Lucado's Christmas meditation on darkness and hope, asking for healing and peace through faith amid global fear.
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