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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 2012

Page

3

Clapping at Rio Rancho meetings prompts debate at council

Residents questioned when applause is appropriate after Rio Rancho Mayor Swisstack stated he does not allow clapping to maintain order. The discussion followed past incidents at a swearing in and a recent presentation by A Park Above. In other business, councilors agreed to seek a 24.5 million federal grant to extend Broadmoor Boulevard, committing 5.6 million from a university infrastructure fund to start a two to four lane extension linking Northwich to Paseo del Volcan, aiding access to City Center and UNM West.

Rio Rancho Tom Swisstack Swisstack Chuck Wilkins Wilkins Debbie Hernandez Cheryl Everett Everett Council Broadmoor Boulevard Paseo del Volcan Higher Education Gross Receipts Tax Fund UNM Northwich Avenue Pdv Broadmoor Sandoval Regional Medical Center

Rio Rancho races shape up for five legislature seats

In Rio Rancho area politics, 13 candidates seek five seats while three incumbents run unopposed. Key matchups include Sapien versus Rodefer for District 9 Senate, Mellon versus Doyle in Republican primary, Tillman versus Harper for House 57, and Brandt versus Braden in Senate 40 with Allison challenging the winner. Lovejoy defends Senate District 23 against three opponents. Three local legislators win re election unopposed: Lewis in House 60 Powdrell Culbert in House 44 and Ryan in Senate 10.

Rio Rancho-area Rio Rancho John Sapien Lynda Lovejoy Ben Rodefer Corrales Sapien Charles Mellon Placitas David Doyle Doyle Rodefer Donna Tillman Jason Harper Craig Brandt Consumer and Public Affairs R. Morgan Braden Albuquerque Linda Allison Intel Brandt Braden Senate Idalia Road Gallup Crownpoint Anthony Begay Joshua Madalena Sandoval County Jemez Pueblo Benny “Junior” Shendo Jr Department of Indian Affairs Lovejoy Public Regulation Commission State House House PRC Tim Lewis Ryan

Chill Zone Frozen Yogurt opens in Rio Rancho with free sundaes

The Awe family launches Chill Zone Frozen Yogurt at Southern Plaza in Rio Rancho offering self serve sun daes with flavors like raspberry pomegranate and vanilla. Grand opening today features 5 ounces of free frozen yogurt per customer and 39 cents per ounce pricing with samples free. Co owner Cathy Awe notes plans for multiple shops as daughter Nicole joins staff and customers praise environment and yogurt.

Rio Rancho Argen Duncan Nicole Awe Southern Unser Awes Awe Southern Plaza Bernalillo Cathy Awe Albuquerque Ane California Nicole

Corrections policy for the Rio Rancho Observer

The Rio Rancho Observer lists channels to report errors of fact including staff box numbers on page four and a voicemail line 891-7172. Email contact is bbuck rrobserver.com for error notifications and timely corrections.

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