Atlatls of the Pre Columbian Southwest program planned
Cheryl Ford of Petroglyph National Monument invites the public to a free program this afternoon at the park visitor center. Archaeologist Ron Fields will present on the atlatl, its history, and demonstrate use if weather permits, with audience participation and limited seating at 4735 Unser Blvd NW. Reservations 899-0205 ext 337.
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GOP lawmakers oppose re drawing NM congressional districts in final week
The GOP decries SB 642 to reopen redistricting arguing it is the wrong bill at the wrong time. Senate leaders say the plan could cost up to 4 million and delay the June primary, forcing changes to Election Day amid other urgent state business.
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New Mexico
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Santa Ana
Sandoval
Lottery Scholarship used to keep New Mexico students home
Bob Cornelius argues the Lottery Success Scholarship should stay as is to prevent brain drain and keep educated workers in New Mexico. He credits the current system for non discrimination, wide access, and supporting growth, urging readers to contact lawmakers to maintain the program. He also calls for a new library to address future growth and flood control concerns without burdening taxpayers.
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Associated Students of New Mexico
Share your views letters page guidelines Rio Rancho Observer
Readers invited to submit letters and guest opinions up to 250 words with editing and publication at the editor's option. Include signature with full name and for verification add address and day and evening phone numbers. Mail to Our Readers Write Rio Rancho NM.
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Rio Rancho sees $4 million for Paseo Del Volcan project
In a Washington push, Rio Rancho leaders announce $4 million earmarked for Paseo Del Volcan between Iris and Unser Blvd. The gateway roadway aims to unlock economic development, attract jobs, retail and life enhancements, with MTG backing and STIP funding secured. March elections loom for council seats and library plans.
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Santa Ana Pueblo
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Quail Ranch
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Lonnie Clayton
Mid-Region Council of Governments Metropolitan Transportation Board
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Clayton
State Transportation Improvement Program
STIP
City of Vision
Reader Letters Highlight Voter Support and Local Complaints
Residents critique mail service, praise Kerry supporters, and denounce public figures. Letters reference missing packages from QVC, a Miss Teen New Mexico battery arrest, a Wal-Mart quote controversy, Rio Rancho school issues, and Santa Ana bond questions. Community voices urge action on schools and local governance while defending River's Edge residents.
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