Councilor Cordova Defends Observer Hard News Balance
Rio Rancho councilor Joe Cordova blasts media bias after criticizing coverage of soft news while the Observer defends its balance. The piece argues reporters work long hours, publish hard and soft stories, and aim to reflect community life including drill team, local events, and public matters.
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Rio Rancho Presses for Fair Share in APS Funds
Editorial urges Rio Rancho to challenge Albuquerque Public Schools over cash reserves and promised expansions. It accuses state education officials and APS attorneys of avoiding conflict, advocates a bold move to force accountability, and calls for a united bid to create a world class district for local children.
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Readers write on politics and identity in New Democrat debates
A reader criticizes the Russell Perls debate accusing Perls of mixed labels and cautious positions on Native American rights gay rights and equal protection. The letter questions campaign rhetoric and party dynamics citing local meetings and calls for fiscal conservatism and broader civic engagement.
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Rio Rancho
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Rusia
Observer Acthry Line Commentary Policy Note
Public notice explains The Observer's Action Line for reader comments on issues. Call NEWS-Net at 8674700 ext 2003 to leave criticisms or complaints, with options for anonymity. Messages may be edited for space.
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Community letters express frustration with local services
Citizens allege customer rip offs at a Rio Rancho service station and criticise school food quality, media influence, and local politicians. Readers ask when Shirley Light will quit voicing Jewel Hall’s views while urging constructive action and debate on budget matters and military intervention.
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Shirley Light
Jewel Hall
Shirley
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