Loma suit heads to Court of Appeals over land condemnation
Peter Johnson appeals a 22 500 award and district court condemnation decree after Rio Rancho Public Schools condemned 2.35 acres for Loma Colorado Boulevard. The initial offer was 13 000 based on 6 000 per acre, far below the $100 000 Johnson contends the land is worth. Johnson, through Stevan Schoen, seeks appellate review of the district court ruling.
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Court of Appeals
13Th Judicial District Court
Rio Rancho Public Schools
Peter Johnson
Johnson
Loma Colorado Boulevard
District Court
Kenneth Brown
Stevan Schoen
Schoen
Big response to APD volunteer request
Albuquerque Police Department's Cottonwood Mail sub station has drawn a large volunteer response. Lt. Paul Chavez says seven volunteers aged 25 to 83 are on file with a waiting list as the station, now with a paid employee, still relies on volunteers to keep the desk manned. Volunteers handle phones, take reports and answer questions to free officers for proactive crime prevention.
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Kirsty Arias
Albuquerque
Chavez
Gateway still undecided on Gateway Rio Rancho center location
Gateway and Rio Rancho weigh an $8 million inducement bond for a new call center. City Council approved IRBs at a July special session, but a final site decision by Gateway won’t come for a few weeks, spokesman Greg Lund said.
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Gateway 2000
Rio Rancho
Gateway
Greg Lund
UPS strike may delay Rio Rancho High supplies
Rio Rancho Public Schools facilities buyer Dotty Hill warns the UPS strike could slow deliveries to Rio Rancho High School. She expects waves of admin furniture and other big items arriving after August 25, with some vendors uncertain about alternative shipping options.
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United Parcel Service
Rio Rancho High School
Rio Rancho Public Schools
Dotty Hill
Hill
Redmond returns to district with Rio Rancho town hall
Freshman Congressman Bill Redmond spoke to a small supportive crowd in Rio Rancho about his first 60 days in office. He detailed committee assignments Banking and Finance National Security and Veterans Affairs and explained votes including support for a $20 million cut to the National Endowment for the Arts with language restricting funding for pornography. He highlighted his balanced budget vote and a $500 per child tax credit that could bring $38 to $44 million to his 3rd District, arguing money should stay local to empower communities.
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Jeff Buell
Bill Redmond
Rio Rancho
Redmond
Bill Richardson
Banking and Finance
National Security
Veterans Affairs
National Endowment For the Arts
Washington, DC
NEA
Pete Domenici
3Rd Congressional
Washington
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NAAV
Rio Rancho City Hall
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