Memorial Day Parade plans and community notes in Rio Rancho
Veterans of Rio Rancho host Memorial Day parade on May 25 with a 9 30 a m start from Country Club Drive to the memorial site. The Service Veterans Council invites participation and accepts donations to cover parade costs and band expenses. Local flags along Souther Blvd are donated and cared for by the council.
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New Mexico
Veterans of
Rio Rancho
Country Club Drive
Souther Blvd
Service Veterans Council
The
Veterans Council
Sandoval
P.O
Southern Blvd
Vewrans Council
Rio Rancho Volunteer Tax Aide season wraps with thanks
Volunteers completed 21 days of service at Meadowlark and 12 more days at PSI Vista Grande plus 16 NM State rooms prepared for Rio Rancho Health Care Center residents. Forty-six volunteers logged 575 hours and filed 388 New Mexico State Forms as 14 shut ins received home tax prep.
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Rio Rancho
Sia
Pebinary
Meadowlark Senior Center
PSI Vista Grande
New Mexico
Blaine Crawford
Jack Parker
Rita Fenster
Fred Salais
Shirley Minge
Suzette Louden
District 6 seat filled despite district living noted
Lucia Colonnese voices anger over the City Council vote to appoint a District 6 representative from outside Corrales Heights. She recalls a Planning and Zoning protest that drew strong turnout and mentions commissioners who changed their minds. She congratulates Councilor Burton, Judge Wiles, and Karl Bodenbender for their presentations. The Rio Rancho Observer invites letters with name and contact details for verification.
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Corales Heights
Corrales Heights
Planning and
Burton
Judge Wiles
Karl Bodenbender
Community critique of 96 gallon bins sparks relocation threat
A resident in Rio Rancho condemns 96 gallon CSI bins as excessive and questions city hall decisions. He recounts experiences from several regions, warns of potential sale of his home, and urges scrutiny of backroom processes before mandating larger containers.
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Old Mexico
Venezuela
mid-Pacific
Texas
City Hall
Heaven Help Rio Rancho
Trash containers spark complaints in Rio Rancho council meeting
Debbie Mortis of Rio Rancho DPS cites residents leaving trash containers curbside as a violation. Council hears protests against a pilot portable trash container program with several residents opposing and one supporter, amid discussions of mandatory service and fines up to 300 dollars for noncompliance.
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Debbie Mortis
Coas
Rio Rancho Dps
Rio Rancho
Moris
Consolidated Services, Inc
Action Disposal
CSI
Cliff Seivert
Vincent Barone
Evaluating Garvey Carruthers as New Mexico Governor
A columnist weighs Carruthers against two traits intellect and political savvy, praising his learning curve, organization, humor, and appetite to learn. Cautions include overglow in optimism and risk of glibness, urging sustained performance to avoid an unsmoothed record and to secure a place in history.
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New Mexico
Garvey Carruthers
Point A
Toney Anaya
Carruthers
Caruthers
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