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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 2012
Page
5
The editorial explains why candidates receive questionnaires and why letters to the editor have a cutoff date. It notes rumors and negative ads rise near elections, urges voters to verify facts on candidate websites, and to vote Tuesday in Rio Rancho.
A community note celebrates residents who voted early to dodge lines and applauds Rio Rancho and Cleveland for a spirited Friday night rivalry. It also condemns a drunk driver who sped through town on Halloween with lights off and abandoned the vehicle.
Private memoir style diary reveals Governor Susana Martinez reflecting on origins in El Paso, facing a hostile legislature and rival campaigns. She vents about Tim Jennings and Michael Sanchez, touts Reform NM New Pac efforts, and prays for guidance to handle Keith Gardner and a tense political climate. A dramatic late night vision asks for decisive action against a troublesome ally.
A councilor replies to Ms Cantu alleging a rolling quorum over the Animal Ordinance. He argues three councilors may discuss items legally and notes other sponsors. He recounts a confrontation with Cantu, police involvement, and asserts ongoing transparency and vigorous debate without hostility.
The Rio Rancho Observer outlines submission rules for guest opinions and letters to the editor. Submissions must include author name city and phone number for verification. anonymous entries are not considered. word limits are 500 for opinions and 300 for letters, with possible copy editing.
The Rio Rancho Observer outlines its policy to correct errors of fact promptly. Readers may report mistakes by using staff box numbers on page 4 or by leaving a message at 891 7163 or emailing rcarpenter rrobserver.com for correction requests.
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