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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 2016
Page
1
The Oregonian reported Intel CEO Brian Krzanich told employees the company is not Mexico, amid a global 11 percent workforce cut affecting about 12 000 jobs. Details on Rio Rancho New Mexico site remain unreleased as executives plan site closures or layoffs next week.
Rio Rancho invites District 3 residents to apply for a June 1 opening on the Planning and Zoning Board for a three year term. Meetings are the second and fourth Tuesdays at 6 PM in City Hall. Apply via City Clerk by June 1. 891 5004 for details.
A compact feature recalling INDEX’s four decades of service to the City of Vision, highlighting its enduring role in local civic life, community outreach, and ongoing commitment to public service across multiple eras and changes.
Pulte Homes presented a plan to develop North Nine golf course land in Rio Rancho into 145 homes on three parcels after reducing from 180. West serves families while central and east target empty nesters with gated, single‑story homes. Crowd at Club Rio Rancho open house welcomed proposal.
Shoppers express disbelief as the Albertsons at 3301 Southern Boulevard in Country Club Plaza will close in mid June, affecting about 80 employees. The Rio Rancho area will keep other Albertsons locations open, and company officials cited operational efficiency. Local residents call the loss sad but acknowledge no remedy.
Rio Rancho city manager Keith Riesberg proposes a 2017 budget with a universal pay raise for city staff and a new body‑camera evidence system for police. The general fund would total 56.6 million dollars in revenue and 54.3 million in expenditures, up from the current year by 1.3 and 2 percent respectively. The new fiscal year starts July 1. The combined police and fire and rescue budgets account for about half of the proposed expenditures. The police department would receive significant funding within the plan.
Rio Rancho Public Schools high schools posted a four year graduation rate of 82.7 percent for the class of 2015, down from 84.4 percent in 2014 but still 14.1 points above New Mexico's 68.6 percent average. Bernalillo and Albuquerque Public Schools trailed the state trend. Cleveland High School led AAPS graduations at 86.2 percent.
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