Observer endorses SSCAFCA flood control bond on ballot
The Observer urges voters to pass the $21 million SSCAFCA bond on the upcoming general election ballot. It notes eight years of prior funding, a proven track record, and the need to expand flood control projects to protect Corrales, Bernalillo, and surrounding areas without raising current taxes.
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Sandoval County
Arroyo Flood Control Authority
Corrales
Bernalillo
Sscafca
Chuck Thomas
Kudos for open minded reporting on UFO conferencess
Reader praises Gary Herron for open minded factual coverage of the annual UFO Research Day panel and notes a mayor's proclamation. Letters urge vote against a Sandoval County eight year 4.25 mill property tax levy to fund UNM Sandoval Regional Medical Center and Presbyterian Rust Hospital citing high overall system revenues and tax impact.
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Gary Herron
Sandoval County
UNM Sandoval Regional Medical Center
Presbyterian Rust Hospital
Sandoval
Stephen Barro
Rio Rancho Observer
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Presbyterian Health System
UNM
Blue Cross Blue Shield
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Chamber backs two tax levies to aid hospital services and flood control
The Rio Rancho Regional Chamber of Commerce Board endorses a county hospital services mill levy claiming no tax increase and supports renewing the SSCAFCA flood control levy. It cites job creation, regional revenue, and flood protections for Sandoval County communities including Rio Rancho and surrounding areas.
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Rio Rancho
Sandoval County
Albuquerque
Sscafca
Southern
Arroyo Flood Control Authority
Cleveland High School
CNM
Saratoga Dam
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Climate debate echoes from Earth Day archive
A student reporter recalls Earth Day 1970 at New Mexico State University. An organizer warned most of humanity would be dead within a decade, fueling ongoing questions about climate change and skepticism.
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New Mexico State University
Planet Earth
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