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Letter to the Editor: Roswell residents deserve the truth about our new surveillance system

Dear Editor: Roswell residents recently read in the Roswell Daily Record that the Police Department installed 25 licenseโ€‘plate cameras across the city. What most people donโ€™t know is that these cameras are part of a much larger surveillance system โ€” one that was approved quietly, installed without permits, and publicly described in ways that do […]

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Letter to the Editor: Presbyterianโ€™s abandonment of Medicare Advantage is an opportunity for seniors, but Universal Healthcare is a better solution

Submitted by Judith Gordon, Bernalillo Presbyterian’s decision to drop Medicare Advantage plans in 2027 disrupts many seniors’ coverageโ€”but creates an important opportunity. Medicare Advantage plans attract seniors with low premiums and extra benefits such as dental and vision coverage. Yet those advantages can come at a cost. Because Medicare Advantage is private insurance, it shares […]

Posted inSandoval County

Op-ed: Rep. Cates is a proven advocate fighting for District 44

Submitted by Nandini Pillai Kuehn, Ph.D., MHA, Corrales I would like to thank Adam Prior, who is currently running to unseat Representative Kathleen Cates in House District 44, for publicly acknowledging, after reviewing her donations and her votes, that she cannot be bought. (See his Letter to the editor: Follow the money โ€” and the […]

Posted inSandoval County

Letter to the editor: Follow the money โ€” and the facts โ€” in District 44โ€™s health care debate

Submitted by By Adam Prior, Republican nominee for New Mexico House District 44 New Mexicoโ€™s doctor shortage is not abstract. It is a family waiting months for a specialist, a senior driving hours for care or a rural hospital struggling to stay open. Medical-malpractice policy affects patientsโ€™ rights and whether physicians can afford to practice […]

Posted inSandoval County

Letter to the editor: Party politics vs. safe communities

Submitted by Kevin Shelton, Sandoval County Our community has watched Sheriff Jesse Casaus put the good of Sandoval County and its neighbors ahead of partisanship. The Democratic Party responded by blasting him for endorsing Victor Rodriguez, claiming the sheriff had finally shown his โ€œtrue colors.โ€ I believe the sheriff made the right decision. He wouldnโ€™t […]

Posted inSandoval County

Letter to the Editor: Sandoval Countyโ€™s sheriff has finally shown his true colors

Submitted by Judith Gordon, Democratic Party of Sandoval County Secretary Democratic Sheriff Jesse James Casausโ€™s endorsement of the Republican candidate for Sandoval County sheriff (Rio Rancho News, July 29) is not a surprising political pivot. It is the inevitable action of a man who openly mocks the values of the party to which he claims […]

Posted inCorrales

Letter to the editor: Ezee Fiber commits to communication, accountability in Corrales

Submitted by Carlos Rosas, SVP & General Manager, Southwest Region, Ezee Fiber In response to:ย โ€œCorrales Gets Fiber: Will Ezee Deliver on Promises of Communication and Cleanup?โ€ โ€” April 1, 2026 We appreciate the Corrales Commentโ€™s thoughtful coverage of Ezee Fiberโ€™s upcoming construction work, and we share Mayor Hashimotoโ€™s desire to see our commitments met. Accountability is healthy, […]

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