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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 2010
Page
4
An observer editorial lauds Gerry Dent for inspiring a five year effort by Christopher Pointe residents in Rio Rancho to transform a weed-choked entrance. Neighbors contributed over 30 households, 28 tons of gravel plants and trees, and more than $1,000 in funds via hands on labor and donations.
Guest opinions may not exceed 500 words and letters to the editor may not exceed 200 words Submissions must include author name city and contact phone number for verification Anonymous submissions are not considered The Rio Rancho Observer may edit for clarity AP style and space and may choose not to publish any submission Submissions may be published in print or electronic form Contact Tommy Trujillo at 8917172 or mail to Sara Rd Rio Rancho NM 87124 or fax 8925719
A Rio Rancho letter writer decries a 7.2 million infrastructure investment to lure Green2V, argues funds should fix cracking Southern 528 to Unser and pavement distress on Northern west of Lowe's. Calls out RedFlex camera contracts and warns of bond-issue backlash while seeking more scout promotion in Albuquerque letters.
In a Publisher's Note the Observer defends running a political ad across the masthead in the Oct 31 edition. Connie Compton criticizes the move as unprofessional, while the paper says the faux Post-It note space has long been available to legitimate clients and must be offered if content meets standards of taste and civility.
The piece speculates on Gov. Bill Richardson’s plans in the last months of his term. It ponders whether he will stay in Santa Fe, pursue bold moves or jobs, host a large pardon trial for Billy the Kid, or stage more trade missions and spaceport ventures while hinting at possible post‑governorship paths such as remaining in Santa Fe, visiting baseball parks, or joining national efforts.
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