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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 2015

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5

Pesticides Not Safe Despite Legal Labels Sayings

The piece argues pesticides are inherently unsafe despite FIFRA rules against labeling that implies safety. It cites risks from inhalation dermal and oral exposure, vulnerable groups, and a WHO DDT case. It warns misuse harms ecosystems and humans, and urges knowledgeable, careful use.

FIFRA

Love Letters on Facebook Friends and Trust in Marriage

Nikki Delaney advises couples to discuss friendship boundaries and trust in marriage. Do not police past friendships. instead, explore feelings of threat and jealousy, assess emotional infidelity risks, and demand openness about interactions with old flames, regardless of gender or past.

Nikki Nikki Delaney Rio Rancho Rio

CHS students excel at state DECA competition

Cleveland High School seniors Jimmy Campbell and Arielle Sternburg won first in International Business Plan at the state DECA event held last weekend at Hotel Albuquerque. Over 3,000 students competed. top four advance to the international Orlando contest.

Cleveland High School Jimmy Campbell Arielle Sternburg Albuquerque Orlando Fla U.S. Department of Education

Gentry urges cross party deal on right to work bill

State Representative Nate Gentry from Albuquerque argues for a bipartisan amendment to raise New Mexico minimum wage above regional level and contrasts with past compromises. He cites 2013 tax reform as precedent and appeals for lawmakers to work together for the state’s advancement.

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