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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 2016

Page

5

Crane flies: harmless giants of the insect world

A personal account explains crane flies resemble large mosquitoes but are medically harmless. The piece notes their size sparks fear, details their biology in Tipulidae, larval leatherjackets, and ecological role. It covers behavior, reproduction, and simple home-proof tips, plus contact info for pest questions.

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Reckless Driving Affects Rio Rancho Neighbors

A local Rio Rancho resident describes a dangerous stretch near a blind knoll where speeding cars ATVs and buses endanger pedestrians. After an overturned silver car emergency vehicles arrived and the driver was unharmed questions arise about speeding citations and driver lessons.

Rio Rancho

Tough budget choices loom in New Mexico election year

A legacy of budget cuts presses New Mexico toward a special session. The piece argues deficits must be addressed without deficit spending, warns of tax raises and outmigration, and urges accountability over deliberations. It notes lobbying pressure and advocates watching votes, not rhetoric.

New Mexico U. S Oregon Jeff Merkley

Leadership that values employees boosts morale and results

The article argues managers must recognize individual motivations and foster strong workplace relationships. It stresses clear career paths, talent selection for leadership, and emotional intelligence. Leaders should share credit, keep communication open, and value employee input to stay competitive. Brad Crowson of WESST in New Mexico is cited.

Brad Crowson WESST Rio Rancho New Mexico Wesst.org

Rio Rancho grad earns Gold Award at centennial Girl Scout event

Rio Rancho High School graduate Jesica Santino, 19, received the Gold Award at the Girl Scouts of the USA centennial celebration at the governor's mansion. She volunteered over 80 hours at Loving Thunder Therapeutic Riding, helping expand its sensory trail and develop obstacle activities. Governors officials and scouts attended, with Santino praised by co founder Twyana Raupp and noted for leadership and community service. Ms Santino is a Tulsa University student and was nominated for the National Young Woman of Distinction Award.

Rio Rancho Girl Scouts of the USA Jesica Santino Loving Thunder Susana Martinez Monique Jacobson Children, Youth and Families Department Santino Santa Fe Little Daisy Twyana Raupp Jesica Raupp Tulsa University

Obituary for Matthew R. ODaniel in Rio Rancho NM

Matthew Robert O'Daniel died June 17 2016 in Albuquerque New Mexico. Born March 23 1980 in Brownwood Texas to Larry and Heather O'Daniel. Survived by spouse Trang children Michael Robert Ashleigh Marie brothers Jason Cort. Lived much of life in Rio Rancho with a warm smile and laugh. Private family services later. Memorials to Rio Rancho public library. French Funerals arranged.

Matthew Matt Robert O’daniel Albuquerque N.M Larry and Heather O’daniel Brownwood Texas Trang Michael Robert Ashleigh Marie Jason and Cort Rio Rancho

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