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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 2010

Page

3

Call for stronger public notice on tax levy ballots

The Rio Rancho Observer backs proposed state legislation to require more taxpayer notification for tax levy measures. The editorial cites Orlando Lucero and challenger Patricia Morten, notes past Placitas election gaps, and urges prominent postings in public places and local papers to ensure voters understand tax increase proposals before ballots.

Rio Rancho Observer Sandoval County Commission Orlando Lucero Lucero Patricia Morten Coronado Soil and Water Conservation District Placitas Sandoval County District 1 County Commission

Island views on politics and local officials in Rio Rancho

A Rio Rancho reader presses residents to back School Board member Patel and oppose perceived distortions in Texas textbook choices. The letter salutes independent thinking, praises Doug Wood in the Democratic primary, and critiques county leadership including undersheriff Tim Lucero and Sheriff John Paul Trujillo. It recalls fallen officers and memorials, noting Rail Runner dedication to Joe Harris and urging voter action.

Island Cheryl Everett Patel Rio Rancho Texas School Board Divyesh Patel Texas Tim Lucero Sandoval John Paul Trujillo Tim Dean Alexander Joe Harris Santa Fe Bernalillo Observer Doug Wood

Local Wal-Mart Refuses to Match Smiths Ad

A shopper near Bernalillo reports a Smiths supermarket ad tied to a visit at the local Wal-Mart. At checkout, staff declined to match the advertised price, prompting questions about price-matching policies and local store practices.

Primary turnout low. town hall plans praised

Thumbs up to voters who participated in last Tuesday's primary elections and to Mayor Tom Swisstack for scheduling town hall meetings to listen to community concerns. Kudos to Co Athletes of the Year Tim Madigan and Shelby Pendley for strong seasons.

Tom Swisstack Tim Madigan Shelby Pendley

Rio Rancho Observer invites reader submissions guidance

The Rio Rancho Observer outlines policy for Guest Opinions and Letters to the Editor. Submissions must include author name city and contact phone. Anonymous submissions are not considered.

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

Local shoppers push for supporting Rio Rancho businesses

Betty Rommann of Rio Rancho recounts a Wal-Mart price match policy haunts local shoppers. After visiting a Bernalillo store and calling the Rio Rancho outlet four times, she chose to spend at Smith's seven miles away, praising the Smith's staff and urging residents to back local shops to bolster the tax base.

Smiths Wal-Mart Smith’s Bernalillo Rio Rancho Betty Rommann

Budgeting by Need and Wants in Rio Rancho City

Editor laments city budgeting based on tax tolerance and ongoing overspending. The piece criticizes officials for cutting residents' income rather than boosting revenue, urging patience as fiscal strain grows. See Your Views, Page 7.

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