Rio Rancho approves Unit 10 land use plan for orderly growth
The Rio Rancho Governing Body adopted a Unit 10 land use plan to guide growth east to west from Unser to Rainbow and north to south to the Albuquerque edge. The plan preserves most land as low density residential while placing higher density housing and commercial zones along Westside and its future corridors, including a Los Diamantes mixed use project, with zone changes required for development.
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Midori concert a special treat for Corrales area
The Corrales Cultural Arts Council and Music in Corrales organized a Midori concert at Cleveland High School Concert Hall last Thursday with pianist Ozgur Aydin. Over 1,100 attendees including many students enjoyed Bach, Beethoven, Faure and more. Volunteers, sponsors from Intel and local businesses, and support from New Mexico arts agencies helped bring the national-caliber event.
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Guidelines for Rio Rancho Observer submissions
The Rio Rancho Observer invites guest opinions but sets limits. Letters to the editor may not exceed 300 words and guest opinions 500 words. Submissions require name, city, and verification phone. anonymous entries are not considered. One printed submission per month. Publication rights apply and submissions may be edited for clarity. Contact editor by email or mail.
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Rio Rancho Seizure Law Passed For Nuisance Vehicles
Officials approve a new ordinance allowing police to seize and sell vehicles deemed a nuisance after two DWI stops, without conviction. Proceeds fund the police, with a city attorney and hearing officer to decide seizures. Residents voiced opposition during readings. The piece questions constitutional limits and potential conflicts.
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Green energy push could power Rio Rancho future
A reader argues New Mexico cities, including Rio Rancho, can expand renewable energy use beyond green talk. Cites Burlington Vermont as 100 percent renewables with no rate increases since 2009 and notes wind solar biomass and hydro as options. Calls for EV1 adoption, job growth, and prioritizing health and planet over short term profits.
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Critics Attack Public Education Like a Factory System
A column argues testing and a national curriculum kill curiosity in students. It cites Frederick Taylor’s management ideas as applied to schools and warns of third grade rechecks, visual and hearing issues, and allergies as factors. The piece urges student-centric learning and leadership focused on children’s interests.
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Jim Smith
Right to Work debate stirs New Mexico legislatio n
Retired contractor Bob Moharter argues for a right to work law in New Mexico, saying it would attract business and create jobs. He cites Taft Hartley and cites states with such laws, while noting unions can benefit workers but that right to work does not hinder pay or benefits.
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