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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 2015

Page

4

Early college program eyed by ARPS officials

An editorial lauds the UNM West Rio Rancho Public Schools proposed early college plan for ARPS high schools while flagging many key questions. It notes dual enrollment exists but counts as high school electives, urges careful planning for AP impact, eligibility, staffing, and credit transfer before a 2016 17 start.

UNM West Arps Board of Education UNM City Center Sue Cleveland

Rio Rancho Hosts First Germaine Casey Invitational Motorcycle Contest

Rio Rancho welcomes dozens of visiting officers for a two day motorcycle competition in the Intel south parking lot along NM 528. Officers compete solo, in pairs and as teams through cone marked courses. Public may view for free and entry fees benefit Special Olympics.

City of Vision Germaine Casey Rio Rancho Albuquerque Bush Intel Special Olympics

Guidelines for Rio Rancho Observer submissions letters and opinions

Editorial policy outlines word limits for guest opinions and letters, required author details, monthly submission limit, and rights to edit or reject. Submissions may be published in print or electronic forms with contact information for verification. Contact editor by email, mail, or fax with questions.

Rio Rancho Rio Rancho Observer Sara Suite D Rio Rancho NM

Critics link to Koch money in eco policy model debate

A reader letter questions Paul Gossing's Feb 25 op ed on New Mexicans and clean air, accusing Beacon Hill Institute of biased funding ties and research aims. The letter cites Guardian documents alleging BHI promised funders, including the Kochs, favorable results before research. It advocates cautious energy policy critique and student civic action in Rio Rancho.

Paul Gossing Beacon Hill Institute BHI The Guardian Koch Brothers EPA Kochs New Mexico

Rio Rancho Shop Local push gains momentum across community

A coordinated campaign in Rio Rancho promotes local shopping to protect jobs, tax revenue, and services. Led by Councilor Dawnn Robinson and partners, the effort uses signs and events, including a March 28–29 Home and Remodeling Show at Santa Ana Star Center, to boost awareness and involvement.

Rio Rancho Dawnn Robinson Sandoval County Kiwanis Club Buymorancho.com Santa Ana Star Center Noranchohomeshow.com

Remembering Alamogordo High School protest of 1968

A former student recalls a 1968 Alamogordo High School protest over textbook quality and classroom use. He describes front lawn demonstrations, doors padlocked to reporters, media attention, and how the episode influenced his own education and future plans.

New Mexico Alamogordo High School Michael

Snowbirds offer Rio Rancho bold winter business idea

Columnist Jean Pratschner argues Rio Rancho could tap a large winter RV tourist market by welcoming snowbirds. She cites towns from Deming to Blythe with thriving RV parks, noting visitors spend on lodging, dining, and services, bringing outside money and jobs.

Rio Rancho California Deming Tucson T Or C Lordsburg Willcox Blythe India

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