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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 2015

Page

5

Mediation Week Spotlight in New Mexico Supreme Court

The week of Oct 11 is Mediation Week in New Mexico courts highlighting mediation as a time and cost saving option to lawsuits. Mediators guide parties to a voluntary agreement preserving relationships while avoiding rigid procedural rules and court outcomes. Justice Chavez cohosts the Statewide Alternative Dispute Resolution Commission.

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Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta and Fall Festival at St Felix Pantry

The author recalls the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta and a personal balloon chase near Rio Rancho, Albuquerque. He promotes St Felix Pantry’s Fall Festival on Oct 25 in Albuquerque, with foods, silent auction, crafts, and entertainment to raise hunger relief funds. Tickets are $15 and available online or at 4020 Barbara Loop SE Rio Rancho. contact Jack Bunting for volunteering or donations.

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Journalism and the future of free press in the internet era

The author argues universities must strengthen journalism education in statistics economics and history to prepare students for Internet opportunities. They warn future reporters will face elite pressure and call for resilience akin to Bob Woodward to protect freedom, urging consumer support for the next generation.

Firefighters sell pink shirts to aid UNM cancer research

Rio Rancho firefighters market Tough Enough to Wear Pink T shirts at Fire Station 1 City Hall Fire Administration Headquarters and Walmart locations to raise funds and awareness for breast cancer research during October. Shirts in youth to 5X sizes come in pink or blue and cost 10 or 15 dollars for short and long sleeves respectively. The event marks an eighth year of Rio Rancho Fire Rescue participation and notes annual U S breast cancer statistics from the American Cancer Society.

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Halloween pest alert targets black widows and mice at doors

Warning readers about black widow spiders and mice invading homes during Halloween. Tips cover pest-proofing, storing decorations in seal tight containers, delaying pumpkin carving, securing candy, inspecting firewood, and contacting pest control if pests are found. Troy Mathews of Truly Nolen Rio Rancho provides context for the company founded in 1938.

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