Rio Rancho teen pleads involuntary manslaughter in fatal shooting
Paul Lithgow Jr., 14, admitted to involuntary manslaughter in the July 4 shooting death of friend William Rider. Judge ordered him to stay at home, with probation recommended, while sentencing awaits Juvenile Probation review. motion for release denied.
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Ty Mary Beth King
Rio Rancho
Paul Lithgow Jr
William Rider
Lithgow
Rider
Ata
Santa Fe County
Atorey Armando Torres
Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety
Robert Maxon
Torres
Louis McDonald
Mike Runnel
McDonald
Runnels
Juvenils
Children's Court
Sondra Frank
Frank
Ruonels
Ruanels
Revised no smoking proposal heads back to Council this week
Rio Rancho plans a revised Indoor Air Act limiting smoking in city facilities public places and most private businesses. Councilor Gary Hill backs the measure after an earlier 4 2 defeat and would empower officers to fine violators up to 100 dollars. The ordinance requires a adopted workplace policy within two months of effect and would apply beyond the 1985 state act.
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Jay P. Thuringer
City Hall
Gary Hill
Intuit Groundbreaks Rio Rancho Facility in New Mexico
Rio Rancho celebrated the groundbreaking of Intuit Inc for a 75,000 square foot teleservice center on 13 acres at River's Edge Business Tech Center. Gov King, Mayor Swisstack, and about 100 guests attended as the firm plans to hire 200 workers at start and 800 within two years, drawn by Rio Rancho's one stop relocation services and swift deal making.
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Mark Lautman
Rio Rancho Economic Development Corporation
Intuit, Inc
River's Edge Business Tech Center
Tharinger
Rio Rancho
Gov! Brite King
Torr'Swisdiack Ant
Intuit
New Mexico
Gov. King
Swisstack
Robert Engel
Mark Laytman
The
Economic Development Corp
Governor’s Office
Laytman
Engel
Rio
Superintendent clarifies miscommunication on teacher salary cap
Rio Rancho school district leaders told teachers at a Monday meeting that a 15 year cap on out of district teaching experience was communicated and documented. The plan credits up to 15 years from other districts with full credit to 20 years if within Jemez or APS. Delays in transcript delivery and file reconstruction caused some contract issues.
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Mary Beth King
New Rio Rancho
Jemez and Albuquerque
Sue Cleveland
Cleveland
APS
Jemez
AAPS
Hugh Prather
Jewel Hall
Hall
Site chosen for new Rio Rancho elementary school
Rio Rancho school board president Karla Walker announced a site in the northwest quadrant of the North Hills subdivision near 24th and 10th streets for a new elementary school. Placement on the site is undecided and a middle school site is expected to be announced in three to four weeks.
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Rio Rancho
Karla Walker
North Hills
24Th
10Th Streets
Walker
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