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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1995

Page

7

Letters Continued From Page A-4 Pathetic Dear Editor

Readers critique Rio Rancho city leadership and budget choices. A letter writer questions the push for a full time mayor, contrasts with a $70,000 city administrator, and argues for prioritizing safety, libraries, and infrastructure over a cultural center. A separate note defends a rink project and comments on Little League fairness and coaching nepotism. Dianne Baker and Shirley Lightsson/others sign.

Swisstack Charter Review Commission Tom Swisstack Rio Rancho Shirley Light

Thanks To Hospice Staff For Tony's Comfort and Support

A family expresses deep gratitude to FHP Hospice staff Jeanet ta Kandie Mirta and Sarah for making Tony's last days more comfortable and easing their pain. Gratefully, Marjorie DiCandia and Family.

FHP Jeanetta Kandie Mirta Sarah Tony Marjorie DiCandia

Community member voices concern over Dymale at July 12 council

A district resident criticizes Robert Dymale for ignoring public wishes at the July 12 City Council meeting. The speaker cites roads and infrastructure for the high school and Unit 7 as vital, arguing officials must approve spending taxpayer funds to improve safety and access.

Robert Dymale Dymale Unit 7

Observer Letters to the Editor Policy

The Observer invites letters up to 350 words preferably typed. Include name address and telephone for verification. unsigned letters will not be published. Address and phone are not published. Letters from readers may be edited. Printed letters do not necessarily reflect the paper's opinions.

the Observer The Observer

Montana Bridge plans spark West Side tax debate

Paradise Hills columnist Bill Fuller argues Albuquerque faces funding gaps for road, drainage, and public services if impact and transportation fees are not raised. He cites the Montana Bridge project, audits city and county funding, and urges a new transportation tax to avoid a deteriorating future for the West Side and overall city infrastructure.

Bill Fuller Paradise Hills Albuquerque Montana Bridge West Montana Councilor Pérea Robbins Perea Commission Council Aquarium Central Rio Grande Bridge

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