04 Aug 1993
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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1993
Page
1
Letter writer questions program management and testing accuracy held responsible instructors and director. He urges independent testing, refunds, and a review by Parks and Recreation Commission City Council and mayor to ensure children are properly certified and safe this swim season.
Corrales resident David B Cooper criticizes Rio Rancho and Albuquerque for overdevelopment and debris on the mesa near 7th and 10th streets. He urges locals to stop the constant complaints, blaming utilities and Intel for pollution and traffic while urging residents to relocate.
John Horan invites Rio Rancho parents teachers and business people to join focus groups over four to five weeks. The effort aims to gather a Brass-roots set of district objectives for voters and candidates ahead of the school board election. Call 892-4196 or write Focus Group 3114 Sue Circle Rio Rancho NM 87124.
A dense list of local gatherings across Rio Rancho from August 4 to August 10 includes Kiwanis, Civitan and Rotary clubs, Elks and Lions events, Neighborhood Crime Watch talks, Cadets and Civil Air Patrol meetings, square dancing, luncheons for widowed persons, and city boards. Notable venues include Rio Rancho City Hall, St Joseph West Mesa Hospital Celestia Hall, The Inn at Rio Rancho, Meadowlark Senior Center, and the International House of Pancakes.
The Esther Bane Memorial Library in Rio Rancho will shut for two days for staff training and collection care. Officials say the busy summer, with up to 975 books circulated daily, necessitates reorganization and the installation of a new automated circulation and catalog system. The library reopens August 18 at 10 am.
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