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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 2015
Page
4
An editorials piece from the Observer debates the Our v sf issue with strong civic concerns and editorial stance highlighting community impact and policy implications. The piece emphasizes accountability, public discourse, and the role of watchdog journalism in shaping opinion.
The Rio Rancho Public Schools Hall of Honor honored its first inductee Karla Walker with praise from former board member Carl Harper. The event complemented 20th anniversary publication Innovation Partnerships Results, by Hugh Prather, and noted plans to preserve district history for future generations. The book retails for $20 via rrps.net and district offices.
The Rio Rancho Observer invites guest opinions with limits: 300 words for letters and up to 500 words for guest editorials. Submissions require name, city, and verifiable phone. Files may be edited for clarity and space. Contact editor at editor@rrobserver.com or mail, fax, or call for questions.
Rio Rancho residents face high water rates under ongoing 2017 rate increases. A councilor urges halving reconnection fees and lowering basic rates while raising charges for high usage. Criticism targets tiered pricing as unfair and stresses impact on low income families without data on disconnections.
A humorous riff on speaking before thinking, with anecdotes from childhood and adult misfires. It contrasts blunt honesty with social blunders, notes a barroom confrontation, and ends noting how some obnoxious honesty can be oddly entertaining in telemarketing and daily life. An email contact is included.
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