Post 118 Letter Defends Members as Few Guilty
Alfred Rutz Post Commander writes that letters accusing Post 118 of bigotry are 99 percent false and target only a few individuals. He notes the post’s efforts in Children and Youth, Little League baseball, YAFL, Boy Scouts, and Boys and Girls Clubs to improve the community image and asks the public to ignore the blooper and forgive the writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
Post 118
Legion
YAFL
Ietter
Alfred Rutz
Sandoval County Commission clarifies voting machine plans
Sandoval County leaders respond to a Rio Rancho Observer article and confirm state funds of 1.85 million will buy 400 voting machines for the county. Machines could arrive within about 45 days after state contract availability at year end, with purchasing and redistricting work underway to prevent long lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandoval County
Commission
Secretary of State
Sandoval
Hoyt Clifton
The
Tom
Reader Letter Defends Mayor Nash and Sara Road Speed Fight
Ed Gonzales critiques a city letter writer and defends Grover Nash while urging Sara Road to stay at 25 mph. He argues speed limits must reflect residential safety and mocks proposals to raise limits, offering to move if industrial development proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Ed Cavanoz
the Observer
Cavanoz
Mayor Nash
Looper
Sara Road
Sara
Ed Gonzales
Why protest over Rio Rancho court records and judges
A reader questions the Rio Rancho Municipal Court as a nonrecord court and criticizes clerk Ms Campbell for hostility toward Judge Conner. The letter argues tapes aided accuracy, cites erasure of court tapes, and praises Judge Conner and Judge Padilla while urging adherence to state standards and fair law enforcement.
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Campbell
Conner
Ms. Campbell
Rio Rancho
Padilla
PWI
Solomon
Sandoval County Hears Plan for Flood Control Authority
In the 1990 New Mexico Legislature session a proposal to create the Southern Sandoval County Flood Control Authority is urged. The five member elected board would develop and fund flood control projects across southern Sandoval’s highland and lowland areas, absorbing existing boards and commissions. The effort involves Sandoval County, Rio Rancho, Corrales, the Corrales Watershed, the Sandoval County Flood Control Commissioner, and AMREP Southwest, aiming for multi agency coordination to fit development with local land use.
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New Mexico
Sandoval County
Highland
Middle Land
Rio Rancho
Corrales
Amrep Southwest
Voter Registration Drive Sponsored by Rio Rancho Group
The Rio Rancho Taxpayers Association conducts voter registration at Vista Hills Recreation Center Sundt Road from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on September 16 and 30, and at Enchantment Beauty Salon 1000 20th St Star Heights from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays. Those who received a purge notice and did not return it must re register with the county clerk.
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Rio Rancho Taxpayers Association
Vista Hills Recreation Center
Sundt Road
Enchant
Ment Beauty Salon
20Th St
Star Heights
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Nash
Grover Nash
Observer
Mary Mason
Wmwrensy
Albert Rice
Phillips
Southern Blvd
Albuquerque
Bernalillo Air Care Center
Moat Care
Tom Swisstack
Commissio
Ameries
Baldwin
North America
Howard Grand Pian Polisher
Ray
Hakiwin
Menaul NE
Coors and Corrales Road
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