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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 2016

Page

5

Mill levy supports hospitals expanding patient care in New Mexico

Randy Nederhoff and Eleana Zamora urge renewal of the mill levy to fund neonatal and behavioral health, interventional cardiology, and inpatient services at Presbyterian Rust Medical Center and UNM Sandoval Regional Medical Center. They highlight family centered care, extended beds, and 24/7 cancer center services to meet Sandoval County needs.

Mill Levy Presbyterian Rust Medical Center Presbyterian Healthcare Services System UNM UNM Srmc Senior Behavioral Health Unit Srmc Medical Services Sandoval County Lust SRMC Randy Nederhoff Eleana M. Zamora Sandoval Regional Medical Center Abrazos Family Support Services ARCA Boys & Girls Club of Centra New Mexico Children’s Grief Center of New Mexico Dr. Martin Luther King Multicutural Council Galloping Grace Youth Ranch Girl Scouts of New Mexico, Trails Haven House Inc Liferoots Inc ReadWest Inc Rio Rancho Kiwanis Foundation Sandoval County Casa Inc St. Felix Pantry Inc

New Mexico Voters Urged to Seek Economic Reform Allies

Paul Gessing of the Rio Grande Foundation urges New Mexico voters to focus on state legislative candidates who back economic reforms. He argues the economy needs right to work, school choice, and prevailing wage reforms to boost growth, noting the state’s high unemployment and budget strain.

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Resident laments city spending and water charges in Rio Rancho

Carl Axmess of Rio Rancho criticizes the city for funding business infrastructure while taxing residents, noting the burden of paying for water lines and hydrants. He vows to vote no on most measures except library bonds, comparing the situation to Flint.

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Path to Mainstream Wind and Solar Through Home Storage

The author argues wind and solar face two deal-breakers: bird fatalities and high storage costs. A dramatic drop in whole-home storage costs could shift power to home storage, rendering fossil fuels less economical without subsidies. Advances in battery storage may enable self-sufficient wind or solar use, transforming energy economics.

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Viewpoints on dialogue and submission policy

The Observer publishes Viewpoints guest columns and letters as submitted, reflecting the author beliefs. Publishing does not imply staff endorsement. aim is to foster rational respectful dialogue and invite submissions from all perspectives.

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Bernalillo Corrales split on mill levy extension ballot

Voters face a decision on extending the hospital mill levy that funds two Sandoval County hospitals. The Bernalillo Town Council backs the extension while Corrales rejects endorsement and Rio Rancho stays neutral. A no vote would cut property taxes but not force hospital closures. services would adjust to market forces.

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