New Mexico Outdoor Expo At Westside Shooting Range Park
The Westside shooting range hosts a free two day New Mexico Outdoor Expo with expert instruction in rifle archery fishing and kayaking plus duck hunting a rock climbing wall kayak pond and three dimensional animal targets. Food vendors and exhibits accompany directions to the Albuquerque park and the event website wildlife.state.nm.us for details. The Corrales Historical Society calls for entries to the 27th Old Church Fine Arts Show open Oct 2 to Oct 11 at Old San Ysidro Church Corrales with art in multiple media and entries due Aug 19 20 Accommodations include gallery ready works not exceeding 44 by 8 feet and a $2000 purchase limit. Contact Deb 344-2110 or Hope 897-3942 for information.
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Vision City Service Turns 40 Anniversary Call 892-8080
The City paper marks four decades of serving Vision City with local coverage and community notices. Contact information and online presence are highlighted for readers seeking updates and services.
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District struggles to fill 36 teaching positions
Rio Rancho Public Schools faced 36 empty teaching posts days before the start of the school year. HR Executive Sue Passell reported to the Board that the shortage is worsening as superintendent Sue Cleveland notes fewer college students are entering teaching.
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Rio Rancho officials welcome teacher evaluation changes
Rio Rancho Public Schools leaders say state education department changes to the teacher evaluation system show listening to local concerns. Superintendent Sue Cleveland notes efforts to clarify the changes and what they mean for Rio Rancho staff, while noting more improvements are needed.
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Kiwanis Rio Rancho to Host 10th Annual Haynes Park Event
The 10th annual event organized by the Kiwanis Club of Rio Rancho, begun by Tony Popper, runs noon to 4 PM Sunday at Haynes Park across from Intel NM 528. Organizers expect about 6000 attendees, with 1 admission for ages 13 and up and free for 12 and under. event features a treasure hunt, prizes, food, and a dog friendly atmosphere including Watermelon Mountain Ranch dogs available.
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Knockerball Debuts With 11 Teams In Rio Rancho Event
Observer staff writer Gary Herron reports a new sport called Knockerball rolling through. At Haynes Park Sunday is Friday, Rio Rancho Mayor Gregg Hull issued an open challenge, and 11 teams signed up for a soccer like elimination tournament. Each squad has four players on the field with two teams competing in 10 minute games to move an oversized soccer ball toward victory.
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