PNM cites overheated underground cable in Enchanted Hills outages
PNM officials told the Sandoval County Commission that an overheated underground cable caused recent outages in Enchanted Hills following June July and August incidents. They detailed causes from repeated cable splices and summer heat and outlined steps to reduce future exposure while offering outage reporting tools and a public leaflet.
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ARPS grades show mixed progress as PARCC measures shift
ARPS reports grade changes across Rio Rancho schools with some dropping from B to D while others rose. PARCC, test delivery methods, and 95 percent participation shaped results. District officials emphasize using data to boost student needs and technology access.
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City crafts oil drilling ordinance amid SandRidge debate
The Rio Rancho area faces a proposed oil and gas ordinance as SandRidge Energy withdraws its exploratory drilling plan amid protests. City staff and Amrep mineral rights plans prompt a balance between strict and flexible rules, drawing on Bloomfield Hobbs Farmington and Santa Fe precedents. The draft governs setbacks from buildings wells water sources and recreation, with fencing and disposal controls aligned to air and water regulations.
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Oklahoma City
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Maria O’brien
Modrall Sperling Law
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Farmington
Bloomfield
Colorado
County Commission
Michael Springfield
Rio Arriba
San Miguel
Santa Fe
O’brien
Obituary: Leonard Cenicola 71 Dies August 22 2016
Leonard Cenicola, age 71, passed away Monday, Aug. 22, 2016. Details and condolences at danielsfuneral.com. Daniels Family Funeral Services, 4310 Sara Road SE, Rio Rancho, NM 87124. 892-9920.
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Rio Rancho Schools Grade Breakdown Rises While Santa Fe Drops
Rio Rancho Public Schools show a grade breakdown rise this year with more than five schools improving by at least three letter grades. Santa Fe cuts F grades from eight to five but records 11 D’s, doubling its 2015 count. Overall, 18 schools improved, mostly in rural areas with high English learner, Native American, and low income student populations.
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