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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1999
Page
2
A former band student and 1999 RRHS graduate, Christy Benson, writes to directors about growth through diverse teaching styles. She praises Rafiki’s wisdom and urges students to learn from Mr. Atencio and Mr. Bartrug, stressing unity and progress for better musicianship and group success.
Tommy Willoughby voices frustration about recent Unit 16 developments, claiming a promised quality vehicle misrepresented as a Porsche was delivered as a Yugo. He criticizes miscommunication and expectations set by the project and calls for clarity.
A reader from The Observer argues New Mexico homeowners face high costs for yard upkeep and taxes. She outlines fixed incomes of $600 to $700 monthly and water bills, urging passage of a senior citizen property tax exemption. The plan would shield elderly homeowners from residential property taxes and ease aging residents’ financial burden.
The writer chides senators and Congresspersons for failing to fund social programs like Social Security Medicare and public broadcasting while maintaining high salaries and a large military budget. The brief note calls for reallocation toward humane social needs.
The newspaper invites letters up to 350 words preferably typed and signed with name address and phone number for verification. Address and phone are not published.unsigned letters will not be printed letters from the same author may not appear in consecutive issues The Observer reserves the right to edit letters and notes that printed letters do not necessarily reflect the paper's opinions.
A black and gray short hair male tiger cat about 2 to 3 years old awaits adoption at the Rio Rancho Animal Shelter. Adoptions under number 0102-C. shelter at 3441 Northern Blvd. Hours are 9 am to 5 pm weekdays and 10 am to 5 pm Saturday. call 891-7237 for details.
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