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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 2010

Page

3

Veterans Day Views on Anthem Change and Respect

A reader laments altering the National Anthem to end with and the home of the Storm. They urge honoring veterans in stadiums and maintaining respect, stressing patriotism starts at home and school and criticizing perceived changes and disrespect.

173rd in Afghanistan honored at Rio Rancho gathering

Sergeant Ortegren and his wife Holly with children Thora and Sage were honored by Linda and Tom Shaughnessy in Rio Rancho. The note thanks the family for their service and discusses concerns about NM 528 traffic delays. Debate over city planning emphasizes keeping NM 528 open and directing traffic during construction.

Afghanistan Ortegren Holly Thora Sage Sgt. Ortegren Linda Tom Shaughnessy Rio Rancho Albuquerque Intel Southern

Our View: Remember Honor and Give Back on Veterans Day

An editorial urges honoring veterans and their families on Veterans Day. It notes ceremonies in Rio Rancho including a 11 a.m. event at the Veterans Monument Park with Mayor Tom Swisstack, along with district school observances, and calls all residents to participate and show appreciation.

America Rio Rancho Rio Rancho Veterans Monument Park Tom Swisstack Rio Rancho Public Schools

Guidelines for Rio Rancho Observer Submissions

The Rio Rancho Observer invites guest opinions and letters to the editor with word limits of 500 for guests and 300 for letters. Submissions must include the author name city and a verifiable phone contact. Anonymous submissions are not considered.

Rio Rancho Observer Tommy Trujillo

Local couple thanks donor after gifting show tickets

A Rio Rancho Observer note thanks Mr. Rockford Hayes for selecting them in the Nov 3 drawing for Mickey and Minnie's Magical Journey. They donated the tickets to the Wounded Warrior Project in Albuquerque where Army Staff Sergeant Eric Ortegren received them, honoring his service.

Rockford Hayes The Rio Rancho Observer Mickey Minnie Albuquerque Army Eric Ortegren

Democrats Not Dead Despite Shellacking in NM

Two years after a national setback, Democrats remain resilient with robust internal structures and potential for revival. The piece notes Democratic and Republican consultants faced criticism for not connecting with New Mexicans, mentions Denish and Richardson ties, and highlights candidates like Pearce, Wilson, Bingaman, Barela, Chandler, Madrid, King, Balderas as possible future contenders.

University of New Mexico Lobos Dallas Cowboys Jeanette Diane Denish Denish Bill Richardson New Mexico Lea County Catron Richardson Steve Pearce Heather Wilson U.S U.S. Senate Pete Domenici GOP Pearce U.S. House Wilson Jeff Bingaman Sen Bingaman Jon Barela Martin Heinrich Matt Chandler Clovis Caleb Chandler Gary King Patricia Madrid Hector Balderas

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