Rio Rancho letters accuse budget abuse and local council
A reader alleges a misused $206000 budget and improper actions by Rio Rancho officials led by Annette Jones. They urge DFA audit and Jones’s resignation while contrasting other residents' concerns about council mismanagement and conflicts of interest.
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Annette Jones
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Alan Mervis
Recycling Dear Editor Responds To Comments From Mr Trajman
Jennifer Green writes to Rio Rancho readers about the city recycling program started in January. She notes volunteers run the effort, urges accurate facts, and argues curbside recycling could keep proceeds in the community if a local manufacturer supported recycled plastic. Waste Management funds containers and supports environmental goals.
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Jennifer Green
Public Works Heroes of Rio Rancho Flood Aid
William Medlin thanks Rio Rancho Public Works crew led by John Daley for morning flood duty. Ritchie Gerry Ray and others cleared mud and debris with limited equipment to restore streets and culverts. He urges higher city funding, urban development review, and taxpayer support for quality of life.
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Public Works
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Gerry
Ray
John Daley
Council
Rio Rancho Clubs Donate to Sandoval County
On August 13 1991 the Rio Rancho Fishing Club gave the Sandoval County Commission a cash donation in appreciation for county support. The Rio Rancho Soccer Club donated seed for reseeding soccer fields at the Southern Sandoval County Sports Complex in Rio Rancho. County Chairman Joe Lang thanks Joe Kline and Bob Koepke for their donations recognizing county efforts toward senior and youth activities.
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Sandoval County Commission
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Joe Lang
Sanrfoval County Commission
Community Prom Fundraiser Acknowledges Local Help
The Cibola High School junior class thanks Corrales Shopping Center Bag & Save manager Hugh Kelly and community members who bought items at a tag sale on Aug 3. The event raised substantial funds, boosting confidence for future fundraisers led by Carrie Rae Paz.
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Hugh Kelly
Carrie Rae Paz
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