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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1991

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2

Rio Rancho settles with Cory Fine over city case

In July 1989 attorney Randi McGinn notified Rio Rancho officials of a potential lawsuit on behalf of Cory Fine. A settlement reached last January ends litigation, stating releases do not admit liability. The agreement leaves a separate May 1996 civil suit by Patricia Cook against Fine and Big Brothers Big Sisters pending.

Fine Randi McGinn City of Rio Rancho Ic Service Cory Fine Patricia Cook Joseph Cook Cook Big Brothers/Big. Sisters of Albuquerque, Inc

Council Approves Golf Course Road Design Plan

The Rio Rancho City Council unanimously approved design plans for the Golf Course Road project including new drainage provisions, culverts, detention ponds, and a 14 foot drainage swale along the west side. Bids are to be opened in October and work may continue into next year. The council also advanced a plan to create six Keep Rio Rancho Beautiful community committees and tabled a decision on a pay for performance merit system for city employees while exploring options with UNM and Anderson School of Management. A separate resolution approved a convenience store in the North Hills subdivision.

Golf Course Road Black's Arroyo Rio Rancho Lea Stouffer Stouffer University of New Mexico, Anderson School of Management

Public Library Hosts Storytelling Program and Parenting Class

The Rio Rancho Public Library presents a free children’s storytelling program on Saturday August 24 from 10 am to noon at 4108 Sabatia Grande Blvd City Auditorium. Kim Corwin will perform. For details call Anita Estrella or Natalie Bloomer at 892-1717. Southwest Communication Resources sponsors a free six week course How to Talk So Kids Will Listen and Talk to Kids Will Talk at Enchanted Hills Elementary/Middle School starting August 21. Enrollment is limited and requires purchase of a workbook and two parenting books at about 25 dollars. Call 867-3396 to enroll. Patty Thomas Sandoval County Commissioner will hold a town meeting for District 4 residents on Sunday August 25 at 2 pm at the VFW post on 20th Street.

Rio, Rancho Public Southwest Communication Resources United Way ‘Agency Enchanted Hills Sandoval Patty ‘Thomas District 4 VFW 20Th ‘Street

Moncor Building Opens to Public Viewing Hours

The Moncor Building at NM 528 and Barbara Loop will be open to the public from 2 to 4 p.m. on Thursday and Saturday. Citizens may view the facility as discussions consider converting it into a new public library instead of constructing a new structure.

Moncor Barbara Loop

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