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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 2012

Page

6

Our View Father’s Day tribute from Rio Rancho readers

An editorial reflecting on fathers, their impact, and the meaning of Father’s Day. It recalls traditional roles, a TV reference from MASH, and notes the holiday’s origins in Spokane with Sonora Dodd and William Jackson Smart. The piece urges readers to express appreciation beyond gifts.

Rio Rancho Dad Charles Emerson Winchester Hawkeye Pierce Spokane Wash Sonora Dodd William Jackson Smart Father’s Council

Community salute and a setback for homeowners

Thumbs up to children who tell their fathers they appreciate them today and to firefighters making a difference in the state by fighting fires and helping residents even off duty. Thumbs down to Albuquerque Academy and High Desert Investment for walking away from Mariposa homeowners.

Albuquerque Academy High Desert Investment Mariposa

Community support helps Rio Rancho teens win Vans art contest

In a letter, Rio Rancho High School art teacher Matthew Lutz explains how RRHS students won Vans Custom Culture Grand Prize of 50000 and Journeys Local Attitude award of 5000 after community votes across schools churches businesses and media. Funds will support all Fine Arts at RRHS and be distributed this fall.

Vans Rio Rancho Observer Albuquerque Journal Governor's Secretary of Education U.S Ben Ray Lujan California Southwest Journeys Rio Rancho High School Rio Rancho

New Mexico Poised For Big Money In 2010 Senate Race

National parties and super PACs shift funding toward New Mexico, targeting the Heinrich Wilson contest. GOP groups like NRSC and Crossroads raise ad buys, while Democrats such as Priorities USA Action and environmental groups pledge support. Libertarian Gary Johnson’s impact appears minor, with limited funds and a split vote expectation.

Anta FE King’s X New Mexico Barack Obama U.S. Senate Martin Heinrich Heather Wilson National Republican Senatorial Committee Wilson Karl Rove American Crossroads Crossroads Gps Restore Our Future Super Pac American Future Fund U.S. Chamber of Commerce USA Action Natural Resources Defense Council Verde Voters Citizens United U.S. Supreme Court Gary Johnson Republican Party Johnson National Party Albuquerque Michelle Lujan Grisham Janice Arnold-Jones

Rio Rancho Observer Submissions Policy and Contacts

The Rio Rancho Observer invites guest opinions and letters to the editor with word limits of 500 for guest pieces and 300 for letters. Submissions must include author name, city, and contact phone number. anonymous submissions are not considered. The paper may edit for clarity and space and may choose not to publish anything. Submit via email to rcarpenter rrobserver com or mail to 1594 Sara Rd Suite D Rio Rancho NM 87124 or fax to 892 5719. Questions call editor Rick Carpenter at 891 7163.

Rio Rancho Observer Rcarpenter Rrobserver Sara Suite D Rio Rancho NM Rick Carpenter

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