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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 20, 2012

Page

6

Rio Rancho Budget Pushes Public Safety Over Other Priorities

Our View says the Rio Rancho Governing Body should pass a FY 2013 budget prioritizing police and fire safety to sustain the city’s high quality of life. It notes current staffing and gear plans, plus needed upgrades to radio and emergency communications, aiming to keep the city among the safest in New Mexico.

Rio Rancho Bob Boone FBI New Mexico Boone

Graduates hailed as heroes in yearbook style salute

A community salute celebrates this year’s high school graduates with praise for Brianna Swinderman and her mother Alisa for a philanthropic luggage collection. A warning tones down as thieves who burglarized over 50 cars in three months draw attention to security, urging residents to lock cars.

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Virtue in Action and Local Ballot Questions

A reader reflects on honest teens returning a lost purse and praises virtuous acts amid arrests. The letter discusses election season, ballots, candidate websites, and critique of campaign claims, urging accountability and informed voting.

Wilderness rules misdefine nature urban blend in New Mexico

Dr Michael Swickard argues wilderness designations are a political scam that bars Americans from nature centric lands. He decries legalese masking urban intrusion and urges clear terms and open access to wilderness adjacent areas in New Mexico.

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Guidelines for Rio Rancho Observer submissions

The Rio Rancho Observer welcomes Guest Opinions and Letters to the Editor up to 500 and 300 words respectively. Submissions must include author name city and a verification phone number. Anonymous submissions rejected. Contact Rick Carpenter at 891-7163 for questions. Submissions may be edited for clarity AP style and space and may be published in print or online. Provide email mail or fax details to submit.

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