Letters from PAGE A4 highlight coordinated care in Sandoval County
Denise Gonzales, M.D. of Rio Rancho thanks supporters for Rust mili levy funded outpatient and hospital services. The letter credits integrated electronic health records and expanded interventional cardiology to serve a growing Sandoval County population with close to home care.
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Rust
Sandoval County
Ambercare
New Mexico
Department of Energy
Taxed by promises not paid and premiums unchecked
A letter to the editor argues that heartwarming health care and education appeals mask higher taxes and overdue premiums. The writer accuses insurers and educators of hidden costs, cites a $193 million premium tax, a $600 million shortfall, and high local taxes. The piece urges voting no on property tax measures and questions non profits’ tax practices.
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Rust
Southern
Rio Rancho
Santa Fe
Water transfer risks harm to Heron Lake and upstream communities
Kenneth V. Moulton argues against the Rio Grande water transfer praised by Audubon New Mexico and others. He warns it could drain Heron Lake, harming tourism, fisheries, and local economies in Rio Arriba County while offering uncertain ecological benefits to the Rio Grande watershed.
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Audubon New
New Mexico
Heron Lake
Heron Pond
Rio Arriba
U.S
Chama Valley
Rio Grande
Nora Scherzinger and Dave Heil backer letters in Sandoval County
Community members urge re election of Nora Scherzinger for Sandoval County Commissioner District 2 citing her long career in education and county service. Another voice endorses Dave Heil, praising his community work and leadership in Rio Rancho and across Sandoval County while arguing for cross party support.
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Nora
Sandoval County
Nora Scherzinger
Nora Manierre
Corrales
Rio Rancho
Dexter Consolidated Schools
Corrales Kiwanis Club
Dave Heil
Sandoval
Dave
Kiwanis
Bay Rio Rancho
Eugenics and Military Honor Debate Stirred in Letter
A letter contends the Eugenics Administration pushes controversial policies. The writer warns of a government poised to target former military personnel and gun owners, calls for halting eugenic moves, and urges honoring veterans while noting Swickard's new novel Hidenaway Hills available on Amazon.
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Chicago
America
Drswickard
Comcast.net
Swickard
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