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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 2016
Page
4
An Observer editorial blasts CNM and APS for omitting Rio Rancho from early voting sites for the $84 million CNM bond. AMREP Southwest and Taylor Ranch sites were added after protest, while critics warn of eroded public trust and heightened stakes for voters in 2016.
Letter-writers urge Rio Rancho residents to oppose SandRidge Energy zone map amendment ZNCH-15-003 for hydraulic fracturing in Sandoval County. Public hearing set January 28 at 6 p.m. in Sandoval County Administration Building chambers. Green Party group GPAMA calls for denials and stronger air and water protections.
Opinion argues non violent offenders belong outside cages to preserve the nation’s talent. The author cites high education spending and rising incarceration, especially in New Mexico, contending police power and drug war policies squander potential. A former prisoner-turned-store leader illustrates unrecognized leadership and the broader loss to society.
Voters in Rio Rancho will decide on an 84 million general obligation bond for Central New Mexico Community College to fund building renovations, equipment, and technology. The measure would raise the capital levy from 0.55 to 1.0 mill, costing an estimated 29.10 more per year for a 200000 home. The ballot text asks if the district may issue bonds to finance facilities and related improvements.
Viewpoints and letters appear as submitted reflecting personal beliefs and opinions. They may not be fact checked or corrected by the Observer or its staff. The column represents individual viewpoints and does not imply endorsement by the publication.
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