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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 2016

Page

5

Why Alamogordo hate donations rise after officer shooting

In Alamogordo the memorial pages for officer Clint Corvinus and suspect Joseph Moreno attracted hate donations. Sociologists question why online fundraisers provoke venom, with theories about venting guilt or striking back. The piece notes differing fates and grieving families, asking readers to consider the ethics of memorial fundraising.

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Passing of Jesse Jacobs Reflects on a Diminished Nation

A veteran's death prompts reflection on national strength and duty. The author recalls Col. Jesse Jacobs, WWII B 17 pilot and Korean War fighter, linking his life to a broader warning about leadership, memory, and the impulse to defend freedom. The piece laments fading history education and honors Jacobs and peers as living symbols of a past resolve.

Russia Jesse Jacobs Randy Travis Air Force Hobbs England Japan Korea Jesse America Adolf Hitler Italy Germany Navy Naval Aviation Senior Citizens’ Center

Expanding EITC Gains Bipartisan Momentum

Dee Ivy from Albuquerque argues for expanding the earned income tax credit to reach roughly 13.5 million workers, including about 100,000 in New Mexico, citing poverty reduction and long term economic benefits. The piece notes support from House Speaker Paul Ryan and President Obama and calls for bipartisan action to extend relief to low wage workers without children.

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Sandoval County weighs oil and gas ordinance impact

Sandoval County weighs a potential oil and gas boom with 2000 wells in the Rio Rancho area and seeks an impact analysis from New Mexico Tech on geology water use air pollution traffic and financial costs. The plan includes a moratorium and comprehensive master plan to protect health safety and the environment. Alan Friedman advocates cautious steps.

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Canyon Gate named manager for Stonehenge Estates at High Resort

Canyon Gate, an Associa company, will manage Stonehenge Estates at High Resort in Rio Rancho delivering full services including financial, maintenance, communications and administrative support for 327 single family homes near the Club Rio Rancho golf course. Kim Corcoran stated the HOAs’ trust in Canyon Gate. The firm also won management for Montecito Estates, a 588 home neighborhood along Petroglyph National Monument on Albuquerque’s West Side.

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