Public Health Week Boosts Free Local Health Services
Rio Rancho Health Office counselor Jean Gavila promotes National Public Health Week offering free immunizations and confidential pregnancy, STI, and AIDS testing. Services include sliding scale family planning, chronic disease screening, WIC nutrition support, and education with referrals. The office serves over 3,000 clients yearly at 224A Unser Blvd and can be reached at 892-0990.
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West Side Spotlight and Rio Rancho Arts Events Guide
Community listings feature Fred Schaeffer Stumm concert at Historic San Ysidro Church on April 8 in Coralles with Beth Scou contact. Monthly Friends of the Rio Rancho Library book sale April 15 at 950 Pinetree Rd. St. Joseph West Mesa Hospital Auxiliary plant and bake sale May 12 with geraniums 2.25 each. Lea Skates contacts. Rio Ramblers Square Dance Club meets 7 p.m. Tuesdays at VFW Post 5890, 76 Unser Blvd. in Rio Rancho. call 892-5086. It's Been Wonderful opens April 21 at Adobe Theater. tickets 8 general, 6 student/senior. Albuquerque High School Front Row Theatre presents Flowers for Algernon April 5–7. prices 4 adults, 3 students, 2 mid-school. The Three Little Pigs at ALT and Sandia Preparatory School Fine Arts. 2 p.m. Sundays April 9 and 23. tickets 5. People Color environmental play March 30–31 at South Broadway Cultural Center. admission 2. Vortex Theatre Living Fridays–Sundays through April 16. call 247-8600 for reservations. Tales of the Ashanti puppet show April 6–7 at South Broadway Cultural Center. tickets 5 adults, 2.5 children. Rio Grande Jazz Society meets April 9 at Holiday Inn Pyramid. Jazz Couriers 2–3 p.m., jam 5 p.m. Albuquerque Book Fair April 7–8 at UNM Continuing Education Center. contact Alan Shulete 291-9653. Africa: The Serengeti plays at Dynamax Theater, New Mexico Museum of Natural History. 1.5 million animals traverse 500 miles.
Rio Rancho Mounts Sixth GLAD Bag-a-Thon Pride Day
Rio Rancho gears for a citywide cleanup in April led by PRIDE Day organizer Kathy Swisstack. The program runs 8 a.m. to noon on April 22 with free Waste Management dumping for residents showing proof of residency and a billing stub. Call Keep Rio Rancho Beautiful at 891-7204 for details.
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Orientation for foster and adoptive parents in Sandoval County
The Sandoval County Children, Youth and Families Department hosts an orientation for prospective foster and adoptive parents on Monday April 24 from 6 to 8 pm at the Rio Rancho Presbyterian Church. Call 867-2373 or 1-800-933-6274 for details.
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