Rio Rancho police close non fatal shooting case
Police closed a non fatal shooting case after a man refused to press charges. On December 18, 2014, officers responded to Oakmount Drive where a woman said her husband shot their 29 year old son who had attacked her. The son was air lifted with an abdomen wound and later spoke with investigators on June 17 after recovery.
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Rio Rancho
Paul Rogers II
Rio Rancho Schools Board Meets at 500 Laser Road
The Rio Rancho Public Schools Board holds its first meeting of the month at 5 30 p m in the new room at 500 Laser Road with agenda items including Sara Keller United Way Evan Smith School Health Advisory Council and Sue Passell on district vacancies A PED collaboration and Google email training are also on the agenda DWI checkpoints and saturation patrols will run through August as police target alcohol and drug impairment with possible arrests for impaired driving
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Laser Road
Sara Keller
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Evan Smith
Sue Passell
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Chamber sponsors Rio Rancho job fair at Hilton Garden Inn
The Rio Rancho Regional Chamber of Commerce and New Mexico Workforce Connection promote a job fair from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Wednesday August 26 at the Hilton Garden Inn. Participating employers include Sandia and Los Alamos national labs, Bank of America, Presbyterian Healthcare, CMCC, Wendy's and more. Dress professionally and bring resumes. For details call 892-1533 or visit jobs.state.rm.us.
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Rio Rancho Regional Chamber of Commerce
New Mexico Workforce Connection
Hilton Garden Inn
NM 328
Sandia National Laboratories
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Convergys
Bank of America
Alliance Data
Presbyterian Healthcare
Hyattlamaya
Santa Ana Star Casino
Sprint
Central New Mexico Community College
Wendy's
Cavalry Staffing
Wall Colmoney
Fresquez Company
Rio Rancho Public Schools
Rm.us
Rio Rancho
Vision City Service Milestone Highlighted
A retrospective notes the city’s dedication to public service spanning more than four decades. Community leaders reflect on projects, stability, and growth that shaped local life since the early years.
Rio Rancho debates sewer plant rebuild vs abandonment
Two city councilors and staff clash over replacing Wastewater Treatment Plant 1 on Sara Road or abandoning it. A final vote is set for 6 p.m. Wednesday at City Hall as staff push for a new plant with decommissioning of the old facility, citing the aging, failing system and lack of redundancy.
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Rio Rancho
Sara Road
City Public Works
Scott Sensanbaugher
Keith Riesberg
National Night Out events spur neighborhood police ties in Rio Rancho
Rio Rancho held multiple National Night Out gatherings Tuesday to strengthen community police partnerships and deter crime. Cabezon The Greens Esplanade Baltic Avenue and Arkansas Road areas joined by residents and Rio Rancho Police with hosts Kris Van Hofwegen and John Fuhr reporting about 50 attendees at the Baltic Arkansas event and pizza donated by a local Pizza 9.
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Cabezon
the Greens
Esplanade
Baltic Avenue
Arkansas Road
FBI
Pizza 9
NM 528
Nextdoor
Rilo Rancho
John Harlan
New Rio Rancho
Budd
Sharon Hovey
Eileen Towell
John Fuhr
Arkansas
Fuhr
Kris van Hofwegen
Rio Rancho High’s Keeneys Teach and Lead Departments
Rob Keeney heads Rio Rancho High School math, teaching upper level courses while Leslie Keeney leads English and AP classes. Both arrived from New Jersey with Leslie attending Rutgers and UNM for graduate studies. Their dedication anchors AAHS and guides students at the start of the 2015 16 year.
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Rio Rancho High School
Rob
Leslie Keeney
Leslie
New Jersey
Rutgers University
University of New Mexico
Rio Rancho schools see potential enrollment rebound
Rio Rancho district starts sessions with middle and high schools back this week and elementary Aug 17. Chief operations officer Richard Bruce notes signs of a new wave of students as housing growth picks up, with Ernest Stapleton Elementary reporting 953 registered students.
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Rio Rancho
Richard Bruce
Bruce
Ernest Stapleton
Pat DiVasto
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