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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 23, 2010
Page
3
Online coverage points to a tranquil campaign period with limited in-person candidate events and minimal drama. Absentee and early in-person voting begin as June 1 approaches, with parties avoiding attacks to prevent retaliation after Election Day.
Our view urges informed voting in the Sandoval County primary. The issue features the final profile on the Sheriff race, with prior profiles on County Sheriff, Assessor, Probate Judge, Magistrate Judge Division I, and District 3 County Commissioner candidates, plus a note to visit rrobserver.com for all profiles.
In a Rio Rancho letter to the editor a reader defends local business owners while criticizing government as unnecessary for success. The writer catalogs local shops and services, defends entrepreneurship, and urges cautious driving. Another note laments low attendance at CHS Chorus night and urges parents to expose children to cultural offerings in the city.
More than 850 Rio Rancho high school graduates receive cheers as local leaders coach their community success. Councilors Mike Williams and Kathy Colley are commended for attempting to quit smoking while two Chevron stations close in a city with few remaining gas sites.
A Rio Rancho Observer letter argues bicyclists must follow the same traffic rules as motor vehicles and cautions about crosswalk conduct. The writer suggests road rage laws and stronger enforcement, including a possible no cell phone law, to improve intersection safety.
A local advocate thanks the New Mexico Symphony Orchestra for the Cleveland High School concert and urges Rio Rancho to increase cultural activities. The writer suggests reallocating funds from official perks and prorating council salaries by attendance to make the city a more desirable place to live.
The reviewer attended the May 12 performance by the New Mexico Symphony in Rio Rancho at the new Cleveland High School Concert Hall. The concert wowed with a spectacular venue, a point of pride for the region.
The Rio Rancho Observer invites guest opinions and letters to the editor with word limits of 500 and 300 words respectively. Submissions must include author name, city, and a verifiable contact number. Anonymous pieces are not considered. The editor may edit for clarity and space and may choose not to publish.
The Friends of the Library of Rio Rancho raised funds with a bowl-a-thon on May 15, filling 21 of 24 lanes at Tenpins & More. One hundred one bowlers from Cub Scouts to seniors pledged funds to back Rio Rancho Public Library system programs, aiming to cover nearly $20,000 in annual support amid economic strain.
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