Rio Rancho Class of 2015 hailed with best wishes citywide
The Observer offers congratulations to the Classes of 2015 at Rio Rancho High School Cleveland Independence Cyber Academy and the ASK Academy. It urges graduates to stay informed vote in upcoming elections register to vote participate respectfully in civic life and give back to their schools as they pursue further education or jobs while keeping celebrations safe.
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Rio Rancho High School
Cleveland High
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Cyber Academy
ASK Academy
Guidelines to Submissions for Rio Rancho Observer
Guest opinions may not exceed 500 words while letters to the editor are limited to 300 words. Submissions must include author name city and verification contact number. The Rio Rancho Observer may edit for clarity and space and may choose not to publish submitted content.
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Residents rail at Rio Rancho services and leadership
A longtime Rio Rancho resident criticizes stalled infrastructure including roads sidewalks and medians. complains street cleaning delays and sand after snowstorms. questions park staffing and city recreation, and labels the council and mayor as dysfunctional while urging accountability for the city’s quality of life.
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Rio Rancho
New Mexico
Chandler
Ariz
Intel
Vision
North Hills
Root problem framing in Rio Rancho business growth
A column argues the city’s impact fee moratorium hid the true issue slow economic development. The author cites council mistakes, the Rio Rancho Economic Development Corporation shutdown, and calls for real analysis with Sandoval Economic Alliance to study underlying causes rather than Band-Aid fixes.
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Nmy Business
APC Business Institute
Shelby Smith
Rio Rancho Economic Development Corporation
RREDC
Lem
Sandoval Economic Alliance
New Mexico Medical Expense Deduction Ends After Senate Inaction
Demesia Padilla notes that after 14 years the unreimbursed medical expense deduction will not appear on next year's tax returns due to Senate inaction. The measure, passed unanimously in the House, would aid working families and the elderly with medical costs, especially for low income households under 25 000 annually.
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New Mexico
New Mexico Senate
Terry McMillan
Las Cruces
House of Representatives
Senate
Simple tools help owners grasp business finances
By Jullianna Sipva WESST Albuquerque regional director simple tools aid NM entrepreneurs in understanding finances. Many owners love providing a service or product but avoid financial details, risking costlier outcomes without clear pricing, customer targeting, and expense tracking.
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Jullianna Sipva
WESST
Albuquerque
Wesst Finance
New Mexico
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