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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 30, 2010

Page

3

Memorial Day reminder to honor fallen heroes

An Observer editorial urges remembering the real meaning of Memorial Day beyond barbecues and sales. It notes the day honors all who died in service, cites New Mexico veterans, and highlights Rio Rancho hosting the New Mexico Chapter of the American Ex-Prisoners of War for its final meeting, honoring Bataan Death March survivors.

Southeast Asia Vietnam New Mexico Rio Rancho Bataan Philippines U.S.A

Special Olympics praise and local notices from Rio Rancho

The piece salutes Special Olympics volunteers and athletes for last weekend’s event. It notes Barry Conant’s long service with Keep Rio Rancho Beautiful and bids him farewell. It also condemns a recent credit card duplication scam harming several Rio Rancho residents.

Barry Conant Rio Rancho Rio

Divisive GOP primary draws in state chairman action

In New Mexico the Republican gubernatorial race grows heated as state GOP chairman Harvey Yates forms a three member panel to review negative ads from frontrunners Allen Weh and Susana Martinez. The panel finds Martinez ads factual while Weh’s are questioned. Yates, from Artesia, faces criticism for taking sides in a primary. The episode raises questions about party unity and future races.

Santa FE GOP Harvey Yates Allen Weh Susana Martinez Martinez Weh New Mexico John Dendahl Greg Sewards Las Cruces U.S Joe Skeen Sewards Espanola Las Vegas Weir Yates Artesia State Party Doug Turner Joe Monahan George W. Bush Congress Mario Salinas Carlsbad Republican Party

Albuquerque Pride Parade Set for June 12

YOUR VIEWS Editor announces the annual Albuquerque Gay Pride Parade on Saturday June 12 at 10 30 a m The Unitarian Universalist Westside Congregation Rio Rancho will join in support of gay lesbian bisexual and transgender friends relatives and members The letter celebrates participating in the parade invites readers to join and share signs of inclusion on Central Avenue

Albuquerque Unitarian Universalist Westside Rio Rancho Central Avenue UU Westside Liberty and Justice For All

Memorial failure draws fire from former SCSO lieutenant

A retired Sandoval County deputy alleges Sandoval County Sheriff Trujillo and Undersheriff Lucero skipped a mid May Santa Fe memorial for fallen officers. He claims the absence dishonors Sgt. Joe Harris and his family and criticizes current leadership for not informing deputies about the ceremony.

Sandoval County Santa Fe Tonia Harris Joe Harris Rio Rancho Lucero Trujillo SCSO Sgt. Harris

Guidelines for Submissions to Rio Rancho Observer

The Rio Rancho Observer invites Guest Opinions and Letters to the Editor up to 500 and 300 words respectively. Submissions must include author name city and contact phone. The paper may edit for clarity and space and may choose not to publish any submission.

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