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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 2010
Page
4
An Observer editorial addresses concerns over Mayor Tom Swisstack serving as interim deputy county manager for public safety in Bernalillo County. It notes Rio Rancho’s part time mayoral role, his long time county position, and potential conflict if he moves to a permanent deputy chief post.
Local officials commend Rio Rancho police for solving the Angela Noonan murder with an arrest. The report also highlights Roswell Hershey Track & Field results and Rio Rancho youths making Cibola Little League All-Star teams.
A Rio Rancho reader argues against extra city taxes and asks officials to cut costs, suggesting police officers use personal vehicles to commute. The letter urges HOA transparency, budget clarity, and timely fixes, noting pipes and trees and warning of homeowners withholding dues. The Knights of Columbus report thanks residents for a Tootsie Roll drive that raised 12886 dollars for Rio Rancho Special Olympics.
Guidelines invite submissions up to 500 words for guests and 300 words for letters. Include author name city and phone. anonymous pieces not considered. Submissions may be edited or not published at editor’s discretion. Contact ajones rrobserver.com or mail Rio Rancho NM 87124.
A speaker contrasts New Deal reforms with current crisis. The message supports FDIC protections and criticizes corporate greed, urging swift financial regulatory reform to curb predatory lending and ban taxpayer bailouts for banks and traders deemed too big to fail.
Over a year nine residents dedicated extensive time to craft a comprehensive humane ordinance for Rio Rancho. The editor attended most meetings and observed thorough discussion and broad input before the ordinance was introduced. See Your Views, Page 7.
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