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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 2015
Page
4
An editorial from the Observer discusses a recurring theme of seven and five, exploring implications for policy and public life with brisk analysis and pointed commentary. The piece emphasizes clarity, accountability, and practical steps readers can take to engage civic processes.
UNM West gains initial approval from the University of New Mexico Board of Regents for a new health sciences building at Rio Rancho City Center. The plan relies on capital outlay funding and a statewide bond, with half the needed $20 million expected from a general obligation issue and the rest sought via the city’s gross receipts tax. The project aims to expand space for biology and chemistry labs and health programs, aligning with the Sandoval County Health Collaborative.
The Rio Rancho Observer invites Guest Opinions and Letters to the Editor with word limits of 500 for opinions and 300 for letters. Submissions must include name city and phone. anonymous entries are not considered. one printed submission per month. editor may edit for clarity and space. publication is not guaranteed.
The piece argues Americans enjoy prosperity yet resent energy costs. It defends Paso Electric's rate increase as needed for capacity, cites February 2011 New Mexico outages, and contends high gas prices stem from government, not greed. It emphasizes power's necessity for daily life and wealth creation.
Business owners reach a point where complex finances require expert help. An accountant offers strategic planning, financial projections, and structure advice beyond bookkeeping. Interview candidates, seek referrals, and verify qualifications and fees to protect liabilities and unlock growth.
A letter from Kolleen Cole of Rio Rancho urges stronger awareness of NM cruelty codes and city rules on wildlife harm. It cites NM 30-18-1-E and Rio Rancho 90.24-L6, condemns poisoning and glue traps, and calls for public outreach and enforcement to protect wildlife and pets.
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