Busing plan irks River's Edge parents in Rio Rancho
About a dozen River's Edge parents protested APS plans to bus elementary students to Mission Avenue Elementary, a 14.5 mile ride. They fear long trips for five year olds as APS and Jemez Springs plan new Rio Rancho schools by fall 1990.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Myers
Albuquerque
APS Board of Education
Jemez Springs
APS
Northern Boulevard
River’s Edge
Mission Avenue
Montana
Edith
River's Edge
Corrales
Puesta del Sol
Rio Rancho
Robert Montoya
Montoya
Harry Witt
Mission
Connie Valdez
Sandoval to Maintain 19 Village Roads Across Corrales
Sandoval County Commission approves a joint powers agreement with Corrales to let the county road department maintain 19 village roads. The plan covers road maintenance, trimming, culvert work, and traffic signs on roads west of the annexed area. Cost estimates are not set. funding will come from the state to cover ongoing work through June 30, 1990.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay P. Tharinger
Sandoval
Griego
City council weighs land donation list from AMREP
Rio Rancho City Council meets at 7 p m to decide final land donation requests from AMREP Southwest Inc totaling over 223 acres. The 1978 class action required 400 acres for public uses including libraries schools hospitals parks and recreation facilities with land to be donated within 10 years or placed in a trust.
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Theresa Myers
Rio Rancho
Amrep Southwest Inc
AMREP
Bud Bentley
Haynes Park
Loma Colorado Bluff
Vista Hills
City Auditorium
Kim Road
NM 528
Bentley
Council Preview Deliberates Fines and Insurance Issue
Municipal Judge Alonzo Padilla asks council to raise fines to deter uninsured drivers in New Mexico where auto liability insurance is mandatory. If approved tonight, the measure moves to the next meeting for final action. The council also weighs a 33000 request from the Cengal Rio Grande Soil and Water Conservation District to cover administrative costs amid funding cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Padilla
New Mexico
Cengal
Rio Grande
DPS joins child identification program in Rio Rancho
The Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety joins the National Child Registry Program based in California to improve missing child identification. Officer Mark Newman says the free booklet collects fingerprints dental records photos and medical and school information plus a brief biography for handwriting analysis. Posters with the child’s photo and vital details are produced at the national center and shared with agencies and schools nationwide. Rio Rancho notes occasional custody-abduction cases and warns against complacency about stranger abductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theresa Myers
Rio Rancho
Nawman
Newman
National Center
California
Waste Management to rework Rio Rancho routes after complaints
Waste Management Inc. General Manager Bill Terry says late and missed pickups in Rio Rancho spur adjustments. The plan adds two trucks and replaces several drivers, aiming to balance routes and reduce delays, with changes to begin mid September after a July spike in misses.
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Theresa Myers
Waste Management Inc
Bill Terry
Rio Rancho
Terry
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