Businesses urged to engage in Rio Rancho civic scene
Observer urges local business leaders to set example by participating in city affairs as hearings on impact fees highlighted public involvement. notes UNM West events with mayor and officials, and Chamber of Commerce gatherings that saw low business turnout, calling for broader engagement at Friday's State of the City address.
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Chuck Wilkins
Mark Scott
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Gunnar Fox
Star Center
UNM President Bob Frank lauded for alumni ties
Thumbs up to UNM President Bob Frank for connecting with alumni and local politicians. Also praised are Abrazos Family Services donors who contributed over $10,000 and schools that emphasize teaching the U.S. Constitution on September 17 and other days.
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U.S. Constitution
Views Letter Spurred by Obama Sticker Note at Church
Madeline Tapia of Rio Rancho writes about finding a note from a woman named Jan criticizing Obama positions on abortion and gay marriage. She defends Obama support, advocates civil unions, suggests Birthright volunteering, and notes her own civil union with her husband.
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Jan
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Batman Live! Family friendly Batman stage spectacle at Santa Ana Star Center
A detailed guide explains Batman Live as a non Broadway, family oriented live show blending Batman lore with acrobatics and pyrotechnics. It features no onstage musical numbers, targets families, and emphasizes action over film-like darkness, comparing to Cirque du Soleil style with a 1960s Batman vibe. Tickets start at $19.50.
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Santa Ana Star Center
U.S
Honda Center
Anaheim
Calif
Batman
Robin
Boy Wonder
New Mexico
Rio Rancho councilor corrects bond dates and tax effects
City official clarifies bond history noting 2011 road levy was not passed while 2009 bond succeeded. A proposed 7 million road bond would raise taxes by reinstating the levy dropped in 2011. Corrections also address a Sept 16 Observer feature about a school bus incident, CPR use during a seizure, and observer policy for corrections.
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Rio Rancho
Chuck Wilkins
Guidelines for Rio Rancho Observer Submissions
The Rio Rancho Observer invites Guest Opinions and Letters to the Editor with length limits of 500 words for opinions and 300 words for letters. Submissions must include author name, city, and a verifiable contact phone number. Anonymous submissions are not considered. The editor may edit for clarity and space and may choose not to publish any submission. Contact options include email to rcarpenter rrobserver.com, mail to 1594 Sara Rd Suite D Rio Rancho NM 87124, fax 892-5719, or call editor Rick Carpenter at 891-7163.
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