26 Aug 2007
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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 2007
Page
1
The Sax "O Mighty Saxophone Quartet will perform at 7 30 tonight at Haynes Park. The quartet features Steve Ruger Kurt Carr John Emo Williams and will play Mancini to Ellington favorites.
RRHS football coach Michael Worley quotes Lee Story on plans to have all bases covered by August 31, stressing proper preparation as the big goal. The remarks appear on page B-1.
Aug 26 1987 report that LOOKING BACK ukens Corp plans a medical future supplies plant in Rio Rancho NM near NM 528 offices. The facility, to employ 500 people, was to be built by AMREP Southwest with Lukens leasing and an option to buy.
A brief list shows sections for the Sunday issue with pages for Legals on B-7 and letters across A-4, rants and raves on A-5, sports in B-1, and weather on A-2, alongside a missed paper note on A-2. The fragment indicates layout markers rather than a full article.
Williams announced Fay Davis as District 1 temporary council seat holder after reviewing four applicants. He praised Davis for volunteerism while noting Joe Cordova and Dave Heil remain essential on their current boards. Davis’ selection follows her community service since moving to Rio Rancho.
Wanda Romain, author of Jazz City Parables, presents a collection of biblical parable inspired stories about New Orleans. The book aims to preserve memory and inspire recovery, focusing on everyday people rather than Mardi Gras or media depictions.
Former Rio Rancho Deputy Director Steve Shaw enters the March 2008 city election for District 4. He vows to improve police and fire staffing, push drainage work, and seek clearer communication over the special assessment district affecting Los Rios residents, criticizing past city outreach.
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