Rio Rancho Expo Showcases Local Businesses at Santa Ana Star Center
The Rio Rancho Regional Chamber of Commerce hosts the $5 All U Can Expo at Santa Ana Star Center this Saturday from 10 to 5. More than 75 booths feature area merchants from Rio Rancho and nearby Albuquerque and Bernalillo, with afternoon public discounts, live bands, fitness demos, and a dog presentation. It aims to become an annual fundraiser and community trade show.
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Rio Rancho Regional
Susan Sheridan
Chamber
Rio Rancho
Albuquerque
Bernalillo
Sheridan
Debbi Moore
City of Vision
Local praise and concerns roundup in Santa Fe area
Readers applaud Sodexo for sponsoring the Future Chess contest giving area students hands on experience and memories. The Santa Fe Opera residency at elementary schools boosts music language and creativity for kids. Motorists suffer headaches on US 550 last week and ongoing issues on Corrales Road drawing complaints.
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Sodexo
Santa Fe Opera
Corrales Road
Martinez rises in polls as education ethics gain notice
In New Mexico Governor Susana Martinez remains popular with public opinion polls from Public Opinion Strategies and Rasmussen showing at least 60 percent. Washington Post columnist Aaron Blake lists her eighth among top governors, praising her focus on education and ethics while noting mixed statewide outcomes.
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Santa FE
Susana Martinez
New Mexico
Rasmussen
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Washington Post
Aaron Blake
Mountain
Colorado
Montana
Nevada
Blake
Andrew Cuomo
New York
Chris Christie
New Jersey
Mitch Daniels
Indiana
John Lynch
New Hampshire
Mike Beebe
Arkansas
John Hickenlooper
Brian Sandoval
Brian Schweitzer
Bob McDonald
Virginia
New Mexico Bicentennial Dreams Lose Realism
An advance spoof report on the 2112 bicentennial planning depicts Upham as the future capital, with 34 telepathic committee members dining in hotel pools and a Spaceport bypassing modern transport. It notes Albuquerque’s decline after Sunport closure and institutions leaving the city.
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New Mexico
Upham
Santa Fe
Chicago
Paris
New Jersey
Albuquerque
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Bbuck
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Rio Rancho
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