City cows roam into Rio Rancho neighborhoods in Open Range reality
An editorial decries cattle from six miles away crossing into Northern Meadows. Open Range laws place responsibility on residents to deter livestock while ranchers say fences are cut. Rio Rancho police classify loose cattle as nuisance, urging better rancher cooperation.
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Northern Meadows
Rio Rancho
Hart
Kings
King Ranch
Sandoval
New Mexico
Nicholas Oaken
Oaken
King
Guidelines for Rio Rancho Observer Submissions
The Rio Rancho Observer invites Guest Opinions and Letters to the Editor with word limits of 500 for guests and 300 for letters. Submissions must include author name, city, and a verification phone number. The paper may edit for clarity and space and may choose not to publish any submission.
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Rio Rancho Observer
Sara
Suite D
Rio Rancho NM
Residents Respond to HDIC Abandonment of Mariposa Project
Bryan Norman of Rio Rancho criticizes High Desert Investment Corporation for pulling out of the Mariposa project. He questions the bond payments and warns of negative signals to buyers, saying the decision jeopardizes the 30 year development and the Public Improvement District’s plans.
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Mariposa
Rio Rancho
High Desert Investment Corporation
HDIC
Albuquerque
the Academy
High Cs blamed for Obama era woes in fiery address
Bob Harpley attacks "high Cs" CEOs CFOs COOs as the source of economic ills and disasters during Obama's presidency. He calls for action to curb corporate power, arguing that big business dominates policy and blames Obama for stagnating jobs and high gas prices. The speech frames a broader fight against corporate influence.
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Obama
Cfos
Coos
State sees through record transparency in Santa Fe
Santa Fe columnist Jay Miller discusses a fast records request under Gov. Susana Martinez’s administration. He notes the prompt retrieval of non union teachers' emails shows potential for more public record access, while contrasting it with prior delays and writings about using state resources for political purposes.
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Susana Martinez
Public Education Department
PED
Billy the Kid
Lincoln County
U.S. Treasury Department
Treasury Department
Victoria Peak
White Sands Missile Range
Treasury
Nelse
Martinez
Bill Richardson
Susana
PAC
Jay Miller
Santa Fe
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