Rio Rancho hosts children's poetry contest and Readers Café events
National Poetry Month activities include a poetry contest for Rio Rancho youths ages 5-12 with entry requirements and due date April 29. Readers Café showcases first graders reading to teachers and community leaders at two elementary schools, plus craft programs, a rubber band shooter project, and an Intel funded engineering camp at RRHS with online registration.
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Sandia Vista
Rio Rancho Public Schools
Rio Rancho High School
Engineering & Technology
Doreen Abney
Melissa Flycht
Denny Marquez
RRHS
Intel
Rrps
Moranchohigh
Rio Rancho Hosts Female STEM Camp With Hands On Projects
A week long day camp invites incoming female high school freshmen and sophomores to build a solar car design and construct a paper and tape shelter learn basic programming and explore exciting science technology engineering and math careers in a fun engaging format.
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Rio Rancho
Bilingual Story Time at Loma Colorado Main Library
The library hosts bilingual story times for preschoolers with English and Spanish stories and songs. Teens like Gabriella Reyes facilitate sessions on Tuesdays at 3 30 p m and Saturdays at 10 30 a m through April 25 with registration open. Children 9 12 may use computers and Jets to design and print 3D models.
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Loma Colorado
Gabriella Reyes
Pirate and STEM Story Programs at Placitas Library
Placitas Community Library hosts a Pirate Party on Wednesday April 8 at 10 a.m. for children age 29 with age-based activities and no fee. space reservations via 867-3355. A second activity, a child story hour by Explora Museum on Tuesday April 14 at 3 p.m., is a stem to read program for ages 26 and possibly 7, themed Animal Hide and Seek, with camouflage activities and stories Animals in Camouflage or Chameleon's Colors. Reservations required for each child at 867-3355. Located on NM 165 about five miles east of I-25.
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Placitas Community Library
Explora Museum
Phyllis Limbacher
Chisato Tashiro
NM_ 165
Placitaslibrary.com
Horoscope Advice For All Zodiac Signs
A series of daily guidance prompts covers each sign. Leos are urged to act with confidence while Tauruses are advised to upgrade skills. Cancer should rest and recharge. Libras should use diplomacy. Scorpios, Sagittarians, Capricorns, Aquarius receive tailored cautions about planning, boundaries, and relationships.
Washington veto and Churchill resignation in history brief
Highlights include George Washington's first presidential veto in 1792 and Churchill's resignation in 1955 due to health. Also note 2010 West Virginia mine disaster and CCC wages policy.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Civilian Conservation Corps
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
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Big Branch
West Virginia
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