High School Heart in City Pride as Storm Fall in 6A Final
A large Cleveland High crowd watched its Storm lose 60 56 to Hobbs in the Class 6A final at WisePies Arena. CHS senior Ryan Jones, heading to UMass Riverside, offered a gracious postgame moment while coach Brian Smith reflects on the season and future potential as CHS and Rio Rancho peak in a strong local basketball year.
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Good neighbor helps others despite his own need
Don Giuliano of Rio Rancho uses a wheelchair but joined a snowy day effort on High Resort Boulevard armed with a dune buggy a bungee cord and tow rope to assist motorists in climbing an icy hill. The Observer highlights unsung heroes like Dan who selflessly aid neighbors.
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New Mexico GOP lawmakers push back on rape victim remarks
Reader Jeffrey Paul of Albuquerque complains that New Mexico Republicans in the state Legislature criticize Democrat Rep. Ken Martinez for disparaging rape victims and urges GOP influence over U.S. Congress Republicans making similar remarks in Washington.
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Parents Must Fight For Children Education Reform
A reflective critique argues that parents must contest public education policy to empower children. It claims empowerment through independent learning at home or small groups, and warns that districts are driven by adult employment and union funding. The piece urges civil action to restore student-centered schooling.
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Medicare boosts Nursing Home Compare to show care quality
Medicare has revamped Nursing Home Compare to provide a clearer view of care quality at about 15,800 nursing homes nationwide. The site adds two new antipsychotic-related quality measures, increases data verification, and raises star rating standards to encourage better care while helping families quickly identify top facilities.
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Open Government Must Be More Than Talk in New Mexico
Gregory P. Williams argues during Sunshine Week that open government requires action by officials, not mere rhetoric. The New Mexico Foundation for Open Government marks 25 years safeguarding the right to know, urging better compliance with the Inspection of Public Records Act and Open Meetings Act while opposing bills that restrict access or raise records costs.
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