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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1997

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Fiery NM 528 crash injures two. truck evacapses

A tractor trailer and a Jeep Cherokee collided on NM 528 near Corrales Road causing a ruptured gas line and ignition. The truck driver escaped with no serious injuries while Bernard Sewer and his wife Alicia Sewer were trapped, rescued, and taken to UNM Hospital in serious condition with Alda Sewer listed in satisfactory condition. The cause remains under investigation and no alcohol was involved.

Bernard Alicia Sewer The Hopital Buell Jeff Buell NM 528 Northern Boulevard NM 448 Corrales Road Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety Steve Shaw Bernard Sewer University of New Mexico Memorial Hospital Alda Shaw

RRHS gears up for opening with late August registration

Rio Rancho High School prepares for its opening as final student registrations take place August 18 to 20. Assistant principal Jerald Snider notes long hours and weekend work by staff, with 1,856 students registered as of August 1. The district hunts for a third assistant principal while administration focuses on staffing, handbooks, and eight days of staff development August 13 to 22.

RRHS Rio Rancho High School Jerald Snider Snider Peter Peter Noonan

Rio Rancho High identifies problems from stormy weather

Observer staff report last week's stormy weather at Rio Rancho High School helped facilities director Rich Herrera spot maintenance issues in the yard before opening. He said the rain, while muddy, offered a blessing in disguise by revealing problem areas for proactive fixes.

Kirsty Arias Rio Rancho High School Rich Herrera Herrera

Vandalism may prompt plea bargain at Rio Rancho High

Observer staff writer reports two 18 year old Rio Rancho men James Bussell and Chris Osmon faced charges after more than 100000 dollars in vandalism May 19. They were arrested June 2 after an anonymous tip and allegedly confessed but released pending trial due to not being flight risks or dangerous.

Observer Rio Rancho James Bussell Chris Osmon Bussell Osmon

Death at 21st Avenue prompts ongoing investigation

Oscar Del Grande was found dead last Tuesday at his home on 21st Avenue. Police say autopsy shows wounds from a cutting instrument. a death by own action remains unconfirmed. Investigators interview informational witnesses and await crime lab results, with a verdict likely within a week.

Jeff Buell Observer Oscar del Grande 21St Avenue Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety John Francis the Observer del Grande Francis Office of Medical Investigator Mike Runnels 13Th Judicial District Attorney Runnels DPS

Court program to collect fines in Sandoval under strain

Judge Margaret Cassidy Baca says a state funded pilot to boost court collections in Sandoval County magistrate court is under stress due to staff shortages and unfulfilled AOC promises. The scheme began in April with warrants and a $100 bench fee to fund sheriff duties, but funding and staffing lag threaten the effort.

Sandoval County Magistrate Court Margaret Cassidy Baca Cassidy- Baca State Administrative Office Courts Sheriff's Department AOC Cassidy-Baca

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