Teachers honored for innovative approach at Lincoln Middle
A letter lauds Mr. Henderson as a demanding educator who challenges every student, values creativity, evaluates essays personally, adapts tasks, and invites student critique to measure teaching effectiveness. The note endorses his impact at Lincoln Middle School and urges emulation by others.
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City Splitter Plan Sparks Traffic Debate
Franchet Egry argues against a highway split that would divide the city by diverting I-40 traffic to I-25, underscoring risks to local cohesion and overall traffic flow. The statement frames the proposal as a contentious choice affecting residents and urban planning.
Misfortune in July Leads to Court Ordered Payments
Estell J Alten describes a civil dispute where a painter agreed to pay 300 upfront and 100 monthly installments, with $50.50 court costs. A October 30 payment was missed, triggering a writ of execution. The sheriff’s office requires 60 days to deliver the writ, delaying action until January, due to staffing limits.
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Gasoline price spike prompts collusion speculation in Rio Rancho
A reader reports gasoline at $1.23 in Rio Rancho then $1.25 the next day across stations. Suspects possible price collusion and urges AG review. Also notes a higher price of $51.19 at a Standard station in Albuquerque on Nov. 10. Sparks suggests shopping there.
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Post office traffic oddity sparks new driving approach
A reader recalls a chaotic moment at the post office where a driver nudged through while others backed up, creating a new method to handle a busy curb. The writer muses on a future where everyone must visit the post office to mail their Christ.
Postmaster urged to survey preferences on drive through parcel line
E K Stegall backs a drive through system at parcels not stations with pull through to exit and no barriers while Michael Mascone aged 8 questions basketball goal height 8 ft 6 in and land use in yard local readers weigh in on traffic flow and sports rules in town letters.
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Free enterprise as national strength and freedom
Homer L. Kuearl argues free trade overlooks America’s key asset free enterprise. He says excessive regulation stifles the system, hindering innovation and risk taking that drive national competitiveness. He urges welcoming free trade while preserving the climate for initiative.
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Homer L. Kuearl
Rio Rancho Mayoral Hopeful Outlines Inclusive Growth Plan
A Rio Rancho candidate describes how community outreach shaped his ideas for governance. He stresses citizen participation, efficient spending, and innovative public programs via business public and government partnerships to deliver better services without raising taxes. He invites residents to invest time to build a collaborative future.
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