Corrales man gets probation for voting fraud in son's name
Eugene Victor, 68, Republican, admitted casting a ballot for his son at Corrales Senior Center on Oct 25 and voting again with his own info at Meadowlark Senior Center. He pled no contest to false voting, received one month unsupervised probation and a conditional discharge.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico Ranks Low in Financial Literacy
New Mexico stands as the fifth least financially literate state per WalletHub, scoring poorly for a rainy day fund, paying minimum credit card payments, and comparing cards before applying. The study notes $133 billion in new credit card debt since 2012 and that only two in five adults have a budget, with one in five spending more than they earn. Albuquerque Journal staff report.
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Index Serving the City of Vision for Over 40 Years
Local newspaper index announces more than four decades of service to the City of Vision. Contact information provided with phone number 892-8080 and a web address for the Observer.
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Rito Rancho Forum Debates Mayor System Change
Former City Manager James Jimenez argues to keep the council-manager weak mayor framework while former Mayor Tom Swisstack supports replacing it with a mayor-council system as Rito Rancho nears government reforms.
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Corrales Bosque Guarded by 100-Plus Volunteers
Corrales residents form a bosque watch with Lara Aho coordinating a volunteer group of over 100. The patrols operate year round, stepping up when the riverside forest area is closed to the public during seasonal restrictions.
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City May Create Code of Ethics Committee
The Rio Rancho Governing Body will consider forming a committee to draft a code of ethics. The item appears on the 6 p.m. Wednesday City Hall agenda at 3200 Civic Center Circle. Earlier discussions followed controversy over conflicts of interest and clarifying expectations for elected officials, appointees, and staff.
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ARPS expands help for American Indian youth at risk
Constance Pahona, a Santa Ana Pueblo resident, recalls her son’s out of state college plans and tuition fears. She shifted from worry to action, stressing student choice and abundant scholarships, and now uses her experience to aid other families through ARPS.
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