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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 2015
Page
4
A columnist argues against the concept of standardized students and opposed retention for test failure. Promotions should reflect mastery, not fear or funding. Mentions teachers, system flaws, and a call for respect and pay raises for educators.
New Mexico Municipal League backs a legislative push to reverse the 2004 repeal of taxes on groceries and medical services. The move aims to lower gross receipts tax rates, tax groceries at local rates, and boost the Working Family Tax Credit while preserving municipal services amid rising local taxes and hold-harmless payments.
Our View praises the work of Harpers and Patel as they withdraw from District 2 and District 4 races. It notes Harper’s past service since 2011 and Patel’s decision due to job demands, while highlighting the two remaining candidates, Ramon Montafio and Ryan Parra, and urging broader candidate engagement for the district’s 17,000 students.
The article urges honoring Dr. King on the holiday and reflecting on his non-violent quest for peace. It notes the fifth annual Martin Luther King Jr luncheon at Club Rio Rancho on Monday, sponsored by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference with the theme Recapture the Dream.
The Rio Rancho Observer invites guest opinions and letters to the editor but sets limits. Submissions must include author name city and a contact phone number. Anonymous entries are not considered. One printed submission per month per writer. The editor may edit for clarity and space. Submissions may be published in print or electronic form and can be denied. Send by email to editor rrobserver com or mail to 1594 Sara Rd Suite D Rio Rancho NM 87124. Fax 892-5719. For questions call 891-7163.
Rio Rancho TEA Party rejects blame that it pulls strings on the city council. The group says it backed candidates based on core values of freedom, limited government, fiscal responsibility, and free market, and urges councilors to settle disputes and move forward for the city.
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