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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 01, 2016
Page
5
Anita Amstutz argues that New Mexico has ignored diversifying its energy economy amid volatile coal gas and oil prices. She urges leaders to embrace solar energy for a sustainable future, stressing the witness of human and natural communities.
City officials advocate boosting the economic development fund to attract employers and close deals with infrastructure support. They credit voters for backing a March road bond for High Resort Boulevard and Sara Road reconstruction. Budget meetings start May 3, 4, and 9 at City Hall, with public hearings May 11 and 25.
Robert Cole argues against J Wayne Price’s claim that National Wildlife Federation endangers constitutional rights. He frames NWF as a major conservation group opposing risky projects like XL pipeline and fracking, urges wolf and bear protections, and critiques hunting as sport. He cites associations with CBDB, Wilderness Society, Sierra Club. He urges viewers to consider how hunting impacts wildlife and water safety.
Kerry Adams argues for individual rights to cultivate food despite government limits. She contrasts Councilor Smith’s liberty knowledge with Councilors Bency and Everett and urges residents to reclaim control, teach kids to fend off predators, and explore permaculture to re-green Rio Rancho through rainwater use.
A reader laments low citizen vote share for president bemoaning the Electoral College and party bosses while urging care, character, and integrity in leadership. He contrasts Dancing with the Stars popularity with presidential engagement and calls for real dialogue on national needs.
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