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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 2010

Page

4

GRT hike in Rio Rancho draws mixed eyes

The Rio Rancho City Council approved a one quarter percent gross receipts tax raise to 7.4375 percent in 2011, paired with the state 125 percent increase, boosting city revenue but potentially driving contractors to shop in Albuquerque. The plan lacks a sunset clause and may widen retail leakage as larger purchases feel the impact.

Rio Rancho Albuquerque City of Vision

Rio Rancho council approves tax hikes and pay cut

Citizens face higher Gross Receipts Tax and water rate increases as council claims fiscal responsibility while city employees bear most of the burden. Voters may question accountability as leadership justifies sacrifices. locals urge exploring alternatives to boost shop activity and avoid hurting small businesses.

Rio Rancho Bernalillo Albuquerque Marie Antoinette

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The Rio Rancho Observer invites Guest Opinions and Letters to the Editor with word limits of 500 for guest opinions and 200 for letters. Submissions require author name city and contact phone. The paper may edit for clarity AP style and space and may choose to not publish any submission.

Rio Rancho Observer Ajones Rrobserver Sara Suite D Rio Rancho NM Andy Jones

Santa Fe notes on politics and civics trends

Santa Fe columnist reviews yesterday's primary winners and losers, mentions Joe Skeen's long career and House Appropriations influence, and notes Gov Bill Richardson with his sister at a Mexican dinner. It highlights Sandra Day O'Connor's civics site Our Courts, her Lordsburg-El Paso upbringing, and concerns about No Child Left Behind narrowing civics education.

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