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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 2015

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Sandoval County plans bond sale to fund libraries and EMS gear

County commissioners will vote on a 5.25 million general obligation bond sale approved by voters in November. Of the funds, 3.25 million goes to the county’s 14 libraries and 2 million funds emergency communication equipment. The consent agenda includes senior program budget boosts totaling 20,500 and 15,972 for senior support. Also on agenda are disposal of failed tech gear and two land donations. A separate resolution seeks 35,000 from the state for juvenile adjudication in FY 2015-16. Meeting at 6 p.m. in Bernalillo at 1500 Idalia Road, Building D.

Sandoval County Commission Idalia Road Bernalillo

Shining Stars Preschool seeks Rio Rancho applicants

Rio Rancho Public Schools invites Rio Rancho residents with 4 year olds to apply for Shining Stars Preschool for 2015 16. Applications available April 6 through the school office or online, due April 17 by 4 p m in person only. The program provides free pre kindergarten with certified teachers and daily healthy snacks. For more information call 892 7735 ext 511 or 432.

Rio Rancho Shining Stars Preschool Ninth Ave Shiningstars

Corrales DWI Checkpoint and Saturation Patrol Planned

Corrales police outline April enforcement focusing on drunken driving, saturation patrols, and seatbelt law enforcement to deter violations and improve road safety.

Corrales

City marks 40 years serving Vision City

The local service group celebrates four decades of dedication to Vision City, reinforcing community support, outreach programs, and continued commitment to public welfare. Leaders praise volunteers, highlight ongoing projects, and invite residents to upcoming anniversary events.

City of Vision

Eggs N Beggin Dog Parade Draws Rio Rancho Crowd

The sixth annual Eggs N Beggin event at Cabezon Park drew humans and dogs for adoptions egg hunts photo sessions with the Easter bunny and a costume contest. Entry donations included unopened pet food litter or blankets and toys benefiting local rescues.

City of Rio Rancho Cabezon Park City of Rio Rancho

Home fair returns strong to Santa Ana Star Center

More than 8,000 people attended the Rio Rancho Home and Remodeling Show at Santa Ana Star Center after a four year break. Promoter John Pravato reported 4,000 visitors Saturday and 4,300 Sunday. The event featured 114 vendors and 222 booths showcasing landscaping and related products.

Rio Rancho Santa Ana Star Center John Pravato Star Center

Corrales man charged with voter fraud in last fall election

A Corrales man, 68 year old Eugene W. Victor, is charged with false voting a fourth degree felony after admitting to voting in Rio Rancho and Corrales senior centers under his name and his son’s name to protest identification rules. He turned himself in and faces arraignment in Sandoval County District Court.

Corrales Eugene W. Victor Sandoval County Victor Meadowlark Senior Center Rio Rancho Corrales Senior Center

Local schools offer paths for parents to resolve issues

Albuquerque Public Schools runs a Student Service Center open weekdays 8 am to 4 30 pm with staff experienced in handling parent concerns. Experts urge starting with the teacher, then school administration, to resolve problems. setting appointments and maintaining calm aids dialogue.

Albuquerque Public Schools Toby Herrera Susy Sarmiento Tonna Burgos Rio Rancho Public Schools Burgos

Sooner sisters Shelby and Nicole Penchey sweep Texas Tech in Lubbock

Former Rio Rancho standout Shelby Penchey and sister Nicole, both with the Oklahoma Sooners, helped complete a sweep of the Red Raiders in Lubbock. Observer sports editor Gary Herron visited TTU campus for a feature on the City of Vision sisters in the Sunday, April 5 edition.

Rio Rancho Shelby Penchey Lubbock Oklahoma Sooners Red Raiders Observer Sports Gary Herron TTU Shelby Sooners Nicole City of Vision Sisters The Observer

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