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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1995

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Third teen given life after Rio Rancho murder case

Jeremy Rose, 18, the third teen convicted in the February 1994 killings of Edward and Mark Brow, was sentenced to life in prison with no parole for 30 years. He testified against two co-defendants, Michae Brown and Bernadette Seiser, who received life plus 42 years. All three faced first degree murder and related charges, despite being under 18 at the time and charged as serious youthful offenders. Rose apologized to the Brow family during sentencing.

Jay P. Thuringer Jeremy Rose Rio Rancho Coun Rose Ichae Brown Bernadette Setser Edward Mark Brow Brown Seiser Las Cruces New Mexico Shannon Louis P. McDonald Patrick McNeriney McDonald Arthur Hernandez

Summer Academy reshapes Rio Rancho summer school

Rio Rancho Public Schools launches Summer Academy offering eight grade level classes from kindergarten to eighth grade. Courses include Dragons and Geography, Oceans and Chocolate, Architecture Comes Alive and a Theatre Conservatory. Programs run Monday to Thursday 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. June through July 14 with low class ratios and two teachers per course.

Genie Blair Ryan Observer Rio Rancho ARPS Diana Small Ancient Rome New Mexico Ako

Rio Rancho Intel Ra Hosts Native American Week Events

As part of Native American Week in Rio Rancho, Intel facilities host special presentations and guest speakers. Monday features Ralph Zough and the New Generation Dancers, with KOB-TV anchor Conroy Chino delivering the keynote.

Rio Rancho Intel Ra Ralph Zough New Generation Conroy Chino Kob-Tv Observer Tharinger Pholos

Rio Rancho to Host 6th GLAD Bag-a-Thon and PRIDE Day

Rio Rancho invites residents to join the 6th annual GLAD Bag-a-Thon and PRIDE Day this Saturday. Volunteers will collect litter and hazardous waste, recycle, and paint graffiti, with pickup at Sabana Grande Recreation Center and disposal points at City Hall and various parks. Waste Management will offer free dumping at the Rio Rancho Sanitary Landfill from 8 a.m. to noon with proof of residency. Call Keep Rio Rancho Beautiful at 891-7204 for details.

Rio Rancho Kathy Swisstack Sabana Grande Recreation Center Sabana Grande City Hall Grande Boulevard Haynes Park Rainbow Park Subana Grande Recreation Center Vista Hills Park Trailhead Park North Hills Swissack New Mexico

Senator Rhodes Undergoes Triple Bypass Surgery

Corrales state senator Virgil Rhodes underwent a routine discovered triple bypass last week and is recovering well. His daughter Doris said the operation occurred Tuesday, he was awake and walking within a day, with no heart damage found and arteries in good condition. Rhodes serves representing Corrales Bernalillo and eastern Rio Rancho and held Senate committees during the recent session. He joked about sending the hospital bill to Governor Johnson, who vetoed a record 20 percent of bills.

Virgil Rhaxles Corrales Rhodes Doris New Mexico Donna Rhodes Gary Johnson Johnson

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