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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 2007

Page

3

Precognition and a City Car Crash Reflections

The observer recalls a July 7 car crash on Ridgecrest Drive and ponders moments of precognition. He reflects on predicting events, skepticism toward psychics, and the curiosity guiding humanity toward explanations beyond the obvious.

Protest on Fourth of July Sparks Strong Citizen Response

Tonya Cantu of Rio Rancho denounces Jim Hovis for accusing Independence Day protesters of undermining the regime. She defends dissent as a protected right honoring veterans and the nation’s founding principles, praising the military and constitutional freedoms.

Jim Hovis United States Hovis U.S Tonya Cantu Rio Rancho

Rants & Raves Letters on Roads and City Issues

Readers vent about funding for road paving amid flood plans and seniors burdened by taxes. They criticize Mayor Jackson amid investigations and recall efforts, urge action on traffic, school leadership, gas prices, and city finances, and call for community signatures at 352-4790.

Stripling Advocates For Wildlife and the Environment Jackson Rio Rancho Public Schools

Readers invited to submit rants and raves

The Observer announces an open forum for public opinion called Rants and Raves. Submissions may be emailed or called in, anonymous posts allowed, but the paper disclaims responsibility for content, relevancy, or legality and may edit or remove any message at any time.

Leonard Rivera Rio Rancho Meadowlark NM 528 Smith's Jackson Rea Observer Rearler

Fourth of July Reflections on Freedom and Civic Action

Peary Perry urges readers to appreciate American freedoms and rights while tackling national issues. He encourages civic engagement through letters, meetings, and dialogue, and recalls the 1776 founders as visionaries guiding a hopeful, resilient nation.

George III Tam Iraq

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