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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 2010

Page

3

Balancing a Budget in Rio Rancho Budget Hearings

The Rio Rancho editorial urges shared sacrifice in the FY2011 budget process with city staff taking across the board pay cuts, pools staying open, and events like Pork and Brew reevaluated. It supports modest pay cuts for all employees, questions adding fees, and stresses engagement at upcoming hearings May 12 and the two prior sessions.

Tom Swisstack James Jimenez Swisstack Jimenez Pork & Brew Convention and Visitor's Bureau Matt Geisel Rio Rancho Cherry Boulevard Cherry 10Th Street 10Th Bill Richardson Richardson Santa Fe

Car Show at Cabezon Park Sets Entry Record

Heroes praise Car Shows Unlimited for a great event at Cabezon Park last Saturday with the highest number of entries. Residents applaud attendees at the first budget hearing Monday night. two more hearings remain. Thumbs down to Rio Rancho Public Schools administrator arrested for DWI.

Cabezon Park Rio Rancho

Enchanted Hills Easter Egg Hunt draws 150 attendees

About 3,000 eggs vanished within five minutes at the 12th annual Easter Egg Hunt in Mountain View Park on March 27 hosted by Enchanted Hills Homeowners Association. The event drew over 150 attendees and thanked sponsors including Ah Capelli and Cassandra Dennis of Coldwell Banker Legacy among others.

Enchanted Hills Homeowners Association Ehha Insight Lighting New Mexico Bank & Trust Star Bright Cleaners Storage Plus Ulti Med Walgreens Enchanted Hills Wayne Luce Cynthia Jacques

Deming Dinner invite and traffic camera letter from Rio Rancho

Editor Nina R Welch and Nelson Welch invite Deming connections to a no host dinner at Pancho's Albuquerque on May 22 at 6 30 p m Guests to RSVP to Nina or Nelson at their Rio Rancho addresses or numbers The piece also includes Gary Smith’s letter endorsing traffic cameras in Rio Rancho arguing they improve safety fund city needs and reduce police workload

Nina R Dane) Welch Nelson E. Welch Deming Albuquerque San Mateo Montgomery Pancho’s Nina Nelson Augusta Hills Dr. NE Rio Rancho Tom Swisstack Southern NM 528 Meadowlark Gary Smith

Roundabouts spark safety and cost concerns in city debate

A resident recounts a near collision at a new roundabout on Idalia Road and questions who has the right of way. He criticizes safety, expense, and the officials who approved the project, urging voters to scrutinize their choices amid economic worries.

Boston Idalia Road Oklahoma City City of Vision

City works praises for halting traffic on Milan Hills Road

Rio Rancho Department of Public Works credits Scott Sensanbaugher and Jamie Marufo for quickly stopping Paseo del Volcan construction traffic on Milan Hills Road. Homeowners and neighborhood families express gratitude that concerns were heard and acted upon.

Scott Sensanbaugher Jamie Marufo City of Rio Rancho

Guidelines for Rio Rancho Observer Submissions

The Rio Rancho Observer invites Guest Opinions and Letters to the Editor with word limits of 500 and 300 respectively. Submissions must include author name, city, and a verified phone number. Contact details and submission methods are listed, with rights reserved to edit or decline.

Rio Rancho Observer Ajones Sara Suite D Rio Rancho NM Andy Jones

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