Political gridlock over state spending and local needs in New Mexico
A text laments repeated tax raising and lobbying cycles in New Mexico, urging lawmakers to reject parochial demands and adopt a prudent plan. It calls for honest talks among business groups, local officials, and legislators to fund critical projects fairly across Corrales, Cuba, Pincitas, and Rancho, while avoiding special interests and costly lobbies.
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Hiss
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Carrato
Perls
Martinez
Fie Rancho
Miss Jean Meyerhein Remembered By Family After Christmas Death
A parent recalls the loss of kindergarten teacher Miss Jean Meyerhein of Enchanted Hills Elementary who died on Christmas Day. The narrative reflects on death, memory, faith, and explaining mortality to their five year old son Alex, who was close to Miss Jean through daily learning moments.
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Miss Jean
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Death and memories of Miss Jean and Doc Shapton
A reflection on losing Miss Jean and neighbor Doc Shapton, a beloved retired veterinarian. The writer recalls Alex’s first brush with death and the impact of grief on a child, noting missed goodbyes and questions about Heaven, prayer, and meaning.
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Public doubts Rio Rancho utility buyout benefits
George Parascandolu questions City of Rio Rancho and Rancho Utilities Corp deal citing lack of clear benefits. He warns of rising rates under private ownership, cites debt, oversight cost, and unknowns about conservation and profits, asking for a written, integrity-filled explanation.
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Tam
Rio Rancho
Rancho Utilities Corp
City zoning debate pits developer credibility against public input
City development director Art Corsic questions the Trammell Crow project amid concerns that government should reflect residents not developer power. Residents accuse officials of ignoring public input while noting past project history.
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Art Corsic
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Corsie
Observer Action Line readers’ comments edited for space
The Observer’s Action Line records reader remarks and complaints. Messages may be edited to fit space and caller anonymity is allowed. Contact NEWS-Net at 887-4700 ext 2009 for submissions.
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Rio Rancho readers clash over Observer letters and local issues
Readers react to the Rio Rancho Observer. Critics attack editorials and the police, while supporters praise the Action Line. Topics include balloon park and soccer fields, casino proximity, county secession, and mayoral presence.
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Rio Rancho Observer Action Line
Michael 4. Ryan
Mary Clare Minor
Opinion survey on Rio Rancho condemnation case outcome
In court the Rio Rancho Utilities Corp condemnation dispute may be decided. Judge Brown's opinion is questioned as observers note the case's stakes and potential rulings.
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Inion Survey
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