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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 2015

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Bed Bath & Beyond Opens in Enchanted Hills Rio Rancho

Bed Bath & Beyond opened a 23,000 square foot store at 3575 NM 528 in Enchanted Hills last week. The home furniture and apparel retailer operates Monday through Saturday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sundays 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. It is the first Rio Rancho Bed Bath & Beyond and the chain’s fifth New Mexico location.

Bed Bath & Beyond Enchanted Hills Rio Rancho New Mexico

Rio Rancho Observer unveils faster mobile friendly site

The Rio Rancho Observer launches a redesigned adaptive website by TownNews this week. It automatically fits desktops tablets and phones, loads faster, and keeps the rrobserver.com address. Editor Mike Hartranft says the site will offer better experience, more updates and wider content including PDFs.

Rio Rancho Observer TownNews Rrobserver.com Observer Mike Hartranft The

City shifts Rio Rancho web address to rrnm.gov

The City of Rio Rancho will move its web address from c¢irio rancho nm.us to rrnm.gov effective Tuesday, with old domains usable into 2016. Staff emails will change to rrnm.gov, and the UNM Health Sciences Center Job Fair returns Sept 10 on the HSC North Campus Upper Plaza, inviting health professionals and students from New Mexico institutions.

Rio Rancho City of Vision Ac.ho-Rancho Rm.us UNM Health Sciences Center HSC New Mexico Amy Clithero UNM School of Medicine Department of Family and Community Medicine Salud.unm.edu

PCC Marks 40 Years Serving City of Vision

A long standing community institution in the City of Vision celebrates over four decades of service to residents. Officials credit steady programs, local partnerships, and public outreach for its enduring presence and impact since opening plans began in the early years.

City of Vision

Veterans receive donated car to aid family in need

U S Army veteran Leigh Pavone his wife Michelle and their two children Arya and Lydia moved to Rio Rancho last week and were handed the keys to a 1999 Mercury Marquis through the Wheels4Vets program run by Heroes Walk Among Us at Big Time 4x4 and Auto Repair. The family faced housing loss homelessness and medical challenges including Arya born premature and on oxygen.

Pavone Michelle Lydia Leigh Arya Veterans Assistance Organization Heroes Walk Among Us Leigh Pavone Rio Rancho Southern Boulevard Shane D'Onofrio Hwau Veterans Assistance Group Pavones Iraq

Local group questions Intel emissions report over health study

A community environmental group questions the final 10 year health study on emissions from Intel Rio Rancho plant. The ATSDR published the report clearing Intel of harmful chemical releases. A public meeting is scheduled at Old San Ysidro Church Corrales from 6 30 to 9 p m to discuss the findings and concerns.

Intel Rio Rancho Agency For Toxic Substances and Disease Registry Old San Ysidro Church Corrales

Voters to decide on Rio Rancho council pay raise

Rio Rancho voters face a March referendum on a charter amendment to raise Mayor pay to the average household income and Council salaries to 35 percent on taking office. The plan, tied to Census data, would apply from 2018 if approved. Councils split on placing the item on the 2016 ballot.

Rio Rancho Gregg Hull U.S. Census Bureau Dawnn_ Robinson Shelby Smith Cheryl Everett Chuck Wilkins Mark Scott Lonnie Clayton

GE passes on New Mexico for headquarters in Sandoval County

GE rejected New Mexico in its search for a new headquarters, with Sandoval Economic Alliance announcing SEA’s July proposal. CEO Jeff Immelt formed an exploratory team to locate a state with a more pro business environment. SEA will push on, citing needed air travel upgrades and talent attraction.

General Electric Sandoval Sandoval Economic Alliance New Mexico SEA Jami Grindatto Associated Press Jeffery Immelt Connecticut the Observer Grindatto Alliance

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