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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1999
Page
1
Mary Jane Urban and Therese Sierra of Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School handed out scoops at a Friday back to school ice cream social. The event lets students and parents view class and supply lists and meet teachers and staff while enjoying treats.
Rio Rancho will run a Saturday 8 a.m. test of its Y2K readiness at City Hall. The process will advance clocks to Jan 31 2000 and input data across utility billing licensing payroll and purchasing. The three hour test aims to confirm that mission critical systems stay operational.
District Court Judge Kenneth G Brown expands Grade Court probation program to include Jemez Valley and Cuba Independent Schools for next year. Hyer now serves 36 students across Rio Rancho Bernalillo Jemez and Cuba, tutoring and monitoring progress to raise grades and attendance, aiming to end the delinquency cycle. The program, modeled after a San Juan County pilot, ties high school completion to continued participation and scholarships support graduates.
KOB-TV sponsor presents two day Learning Show at Manuel Lujan Building state fairgrounds Albuquerque. Gov. Johnson Bruce Jenner host with Read Out and Read literacy program proceeds benefit Children's Hospital New Mexico. Included are autograph session Drake Hogestyn book talks readings and free screenings. Admission four dollars. Dollar coupons available. Call 1 800 225 4342.
Community member questions fairness of targeted rebates and accuses Sandoval County Commission of political bias and misused funds. The letter urges broader relief, calls for front end tax relief, and alleges conflicts of interest tied to party influence.
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