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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 2015
Page
4
Observer editorial condemns the Paris Charlie Hebdo massacre as a ruthless assault on free speech. It defends the right of satire while urging calm toward Muslims, warns against retaliatory anger, and honors slain journalists.
Rio Rancho Cleaning marks 10 years in business while joining the national Cleaning for a Reason program to offer free services to cancer patients. Jeanneth Lopez, owner, explains the motive after personal losses to cancer and emphasizes supporting patients during treatment. In Albuquerque, Academy Plumbing donates a $2,500 furnace to Vietnam veteran Ramon Montoya, recognizing his service and holiday needs. Shelly Maez says the gesture honors veterans and their community impact.
The Rio Rancho Observer invites guest opinions and letters to the editor with word limits of 500 for guest pieces and 300 for letters. Submissions must include name, city and a verifiable phone number, and may be edited for clarity AP style and space.
US columnist Bor Moos notes that Medicare sees no increase to Part B premium or deductible in 2015. The standard Part B premium remains $104.90 per month, preserving more Social Security benefits for beneficiaries amid minor adjustments for the year.
UNM West marks five years at Rio Rancho City Center with enrollment above 1800 in December 2014 up from 754 in 2010. The campus expands courses and degree options, adds lower division and dual credit programs, and partners with HP Intel SRMC SEA and Sandoval County to boost internships and local employment. Beth Miller directs Outreach and Strategic Initiatives.
An Albuquerque residential solar installer submits a letter to the PRC urging rejection of PNM's San Juan plant replacement plan and the proposed rate increase. The author argues for solar over gas coal and nuclear, cites health costs from coal, calls for job transition to clean energy, and urges cautious grid charges for solar customers.
Entrepreneurs seek better outcomes as 2015 begins and aim to improve every business with broad, universal resolutions. The article highlights audits followed by improvements, stressing technology as more than hardware and suggesting practical steps and focus in business sense.
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