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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 2013

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Rio Rancho permits lead in March single family homes

March single family home permits in Rio Rancho rose to 53, highest in a year, per DataTraq publisher Jan DeMaggio. DR Horton led with 12 permits at Yucatan Del Este Cabezon. Pulte Group had seven in Loma Colorado. Over 12 months Pulte leads with 122 permits total. DR Horton 106. Residential impact fees cut 50 percent last year, while business fees were eliminated.

Rio Rancho Jan DeMaggio DataTraq DR Horton Homes Yucatan del Este Cabezon Pulte Group Loma Colorado Pulte Homes Northern Meadows

Rio Rancho board to hear reports Monday

Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education will meet Monday at 5:30 p.m. to hear three departmental reports from finance information technology and safety and security. Richard Bruce ARPS chief operations officer will present on the elementary backpack program. First readings include policies 301 302 and Randy Evans seeks renewal of the summer food program with Sodexo.

Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education Finance, Information Technology and Safety and Security Richard Bruce ARPS Randy Evans Sodexo Cleveland High Taha Elfarisse Enchanted Hills Elementary Eileen Patrick

CenturyLink Grants for Teachers Under Innovation Program

CenturyLink Foundation offers Teachers and Technology grants in local service areas to fund classroom tech innovation aimed at boosting student achievement. Applications due by April 30 and available at innovate educate.org/centurylink grant.

CenturyLink, Inc CenturyLink Foundation Innovate+Educate CenturyLink Innovateeducate.org

Five-year-old demonstrates da Vinci robot at expo

Connor Lucero, age five, fingers and hands manipulate small robotic parts of the $1.7 million da Vinci system at UNM Sandoval Regional Medical Center booth during the All-U-Can Expo at Santa Ana Star Center. Visitors, including New Mexico Stars players, learned laparoscopic maneuvers with a monitor magnifying the tiny surgical area. Charlie Lucero notes potential for medical school recruits as surgeons refine precision tasks in a compact workspace.

Lucero UNM New Mexico Stars Charlie Lucero Unmsamc da Vinci Connor Lucero Charlie Unm Sandoval Regional Medical Center West Side Connor

Bondholders tie deal to Mariposa owners lawsuit

Florida attorney Brian Crumbaker outlined a proposed bond restructuring at City Hall that would cap property taxes in Mariposa and shift debt liability to individual property owners for 19 years. The plan hinges on modifying a class action suit against High Desert Investment Corp. and others.

Mariposa Brian Crumbaker Florida Crumbaker High Desert Investment Corp Albuquerque Academy Rio Rancho High Desert

Open records gap on capital outlay for Rio Rancho park

State legislators appear not to be required to disclose how they spend taxpayer funds. The Rio Rancho project A Park Above drew scrutiny as issues over capital outlay funding surfaced. The governor's office contributed 300000 while legislators requested the rest, with Rep. Tom Anderson the sole funded local lawmaker. Public paper trails are absent, and spending details await consent under a 1951 New Mexico law.

Rio Rancho New Mexico Tom Swisstack Sandoval Bernalillo Anderson Legislative Council Service John Yeager New Mexico Legislative Council Service Council

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