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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 2007

Page

3

Waste rate and Rio Rancho official pay raise clarified

Waste Management explains a base rate of 10.69 plus a 0.52 city franchise fee and 0.75 gross receipts tax totaling 11.96 for most residents. Governing body compensation runs 6,000 to 24,000 annually with a 12,000 raise for districts one, four and six after the 2008 election.

Thomas Petrullo Naranjo Balmer Davis Salzman Rio Rancho A. Noreen Scott Rio Rancho Economic Development Corporation RREDC Dunkin’ Donuts Entrepreneur.com Mrcog Am.gov

Sunset Little League drivers praised in rants and raves

A Glendale Sun readers section praises Sunset Little League parents for courteous driving after Sept. 20 games were rained out and parking chaos eased. The column also weighs in on bus driver shortages, school issues, local politics, and community concerns including road work, water pressure, and a tribute to reading Pride and Prejudice.

Sunset Little League Frank Zappa Moon Unit Elementary Dweezil Mid-High Gary Herron

Observer Rants and Raves reader submissions outline

The Observer invites public opinion on matters of public interest through Rants and Raves. Submissions may be sent by email or phone and are anonymous. The paper disclaims responsibility for accuracy or legality and may edit or remove content at any time.

Observer Observer Star

New Mexico Beggars Debate Free Speech And Costs

A New Mexico writer debates panhandling rules in Albuquerque and state issues. He contrasts a proposed city ordinance restricting direct begging with free speech concerns raised by the ACLU. He cites a $50 a day homeless work program, highway user fees, and Rail Runner concerns amid rural New Mexico worries.

New Mexico Albuquerque Barney American Civil Liberties Union Goody Two Shoes ACLU

Local NM Officials Directory Nods Listings and Contacts

A compiled list of New Mexico government figures and offices with addresses and phone numbers. Includes Gov Richardson Sen Bingaman Domenici U S Reps Udall Wilson Carrara Ryan Powdrell Crownpoint John Ryan and others with home and office contacts and emails for Albuquerque Corrales Rio Rancho and surrounding areas.

N.M John C. Ryan Salamanca Albuquerque Johnchristgan Yahoo.com

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