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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 2016

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12

Hatzenbuhler promotes Commercial Kitchen for New Mexico entrepreneurs

Hatzenbuhler envisions the Commercial Kitchen in Cuba as a hub for creative culinary entrepreneurs to launch businesses. Nacimiento Community Foundation and Roadrunner Food Bank back the project, aiding food pantries and outreach to about 12,000 people annually across several counties. The kitchen serves as a multipurpose site with health outreach, mobile pantry support, and mentoring for youth volunteers in a remote, NH-sized land area. Stephen Montoya from UNM contributes as an intern in local business development and tourism programs.

Hatzenbuhler New Mexico Cuba Beth Hamilton Nacimiento Community Foundation Sandoval County Roadrunner Food Bank Hamilton Stephen Montoya University of New Mexico Office of Business Development & Tourism

Ant Infestations Reduced by Cutting Moisture Around Home

Troy Mathews of Truly Nolen Rio Rancho notes ants thrive on moisture and food. reducing exterior moisture, revising irrigation, and limiting mulch help deter infestations. Fire and carpenter ants pose higher risks. seek professional help for thorough exclusion and control.

Troy Mathews Truly Nolen In Rio Rancho Truly Nolen of America United States

Trash to Treasure electronics drive in Albuquerque Earth Day

Albuquerque Recycling Inc partners with Sam's Club for an Earth Day community electronics drive at 1421 N Renaissance Blvd NE on Saturday April 23 from 9 am to 1 pm. Fees apply to some items and data destruction services available. televisions are not accepted.

Albuquerque Recycling Inc Sam’s Club N. Renaissance Blvd

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