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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 2012

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3

Painterly landscapes mark Rancho artist Peter Smith

Peter Smith, a lifelong artist with a doctorate from Arizona State University, creates painterly landscapes from California and New Mexico to Wales and Slovenia. His work, including Sanctuary at Chimayo, reflects a love of paint and texture, contrasting with linear styles. He taught art in New York public schools, Purdue, and the University of New Mexico.

Rancho Peter Smith Smith Sanctuary At Chimayo Santa Fe New Mexico Arizona State University New York Public Schools Purdue University University of New Mexico California Wales Slovenia Jules Olitski Olitski

City OKs $10 bulk water rate with six month review

Rio Rancho approves a new bulk-fill station rate of $10 per 1000 gallons with a six month reevaluation. Officials voiced concerns on affordability and the return on investment while noting usage patterns and cost to build the $192,000 facility.

Rio Rancho City Hall Tim Crum Chuck Wilkins Mara Sevet Coat Vieva Swisslack Dtorg Layvector of Public Works Scott Sensanbaugher Sensanbaugher Tts West Mesa Clayton Givin Wilkins Crum

Lieutenant governor Sanchez visits Rio Rancho on Mobile Office Days

The tour gathered concerns across politics from residents like Barbara Pebley seeking ongoing care for her autistic grandson and Ben Montoya Jr. seeking unresolved workers compensation. Ng urged bold education reform while Sanchez stressed open communication with lawmakers and citizens during stops in Albuquerque Rio Rancho and other towns with dates set for the statewide tour.

Richard Grooters Sanchez Barbara Pebley Ben Montoya Jr Henry Ng Edu Tim Lewis Rio Rancho Lonnie Clayton Chuck Wilkins Lewis Sandoval County Santa Fe Washington Albuquerque Las Lunas Belen Socorro Toro Las Cruces Edgewood Moriarty

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