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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 2015

Page

4

Time to bite the bullet on boundary changes Rio Rancho schools

Rio Rancho district enrollment grew less than 1 percent this year with 138 new students. Stapleton Elementary remains district's largest, while Vista Grande fell by 50 students. MLK and Cordova also saw declines due to boundary policies. The board weighs redrawing attendance zones to balance enrollments and address growth amid budget constraints.

Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education Stapleton Maggie Cordova Martin Luther King Jr Vista Grande Unser Joe Harris Catherine Cullen Cordova Mlk Cullen

Big Time 4x4 Honored for Veteran Car Aid in Rio Rancho

Chad Sprouse owner of Big Time 4x4 and Auto Repair in Rio Rancho partnered with Heroes Walk Among Us and car donors Ray Padilla and Lori Ann Menard to repair and gift a 1999 Mercury Marquis to veteran Leigh Pavone and his wife. Padilla and Menard donated the car, once owned by their late father, with HWAU arranging the charity transfer and Big Time 4x4 offering a discounted repair bill. This marks the third such car HWAU has given away this year via Big Time 4x4's discounted services.

Chad Sprouse Rio Rancho Heroes Walk Among Us Ray Padilla Lori Ann Menard Leigh Pavone Padilla Menard Hwau

Guidelines for Submissions to Rio Rancho Observer

Policy outlines word limits for guest opinions and letters, required author details, and submission methods. It notes possible copy editing, right to reject, and publication forms including print and electronic distribution. Contact info and mailing address provided for submissions and questions.

Rio Rancho Observer

Misuse of water and manpower in Rio Rancho complaints

Jeannesowan of Rio Rancho voices frustration over Public Works washing roads to “dust down” and prep for grading after heavy rain. She notes two workers admit roads don’t need attention yet say they are on the schedule, wasting potable water and risking slick, impassable streets for years.

City of Rio Rancho Public Works Public Works Management

Regents OK UNM West building plan at Rio Rancho

UNM Board of Regents approved an August plan to seek a $20 million Health Sciences Center West building at UNM West. The project aims to expand enrollment, teaching labs, and health science programs while tying Rio Rancho City Center, UNM West, and Sandoval Regional Medical Center together. Legislature and governor must approve in 2016 as part of a statewide bond. local support from Rio Rancho Governing Body is needed. Wynn Goering leads UNM West.

University of New Mexico Board of Regents Igher Education Department HED HSC West Healthcare Rio Rancho UNM West UNM HSC Sandoval Regional Medical Center Sandoval County New Mexico Rio Rancho City Center Wynn Goering

Equal Code Enforcement for Church Property Silt Fence Issue

A reader complains code enforcement targets a neighbor with a red ticket while a church owned silt fence and deteriorating Sundt Road area receive no action. They recount the park like setting before 2000 and say dead trees, a damaged fence, and a paved lot loss show selective enforcement.

Sundt Road Sion Code Enforcement Department

Rio Rancho councilor defends vision against vitriol and old political machines

City Councilor Cheryl Everett pleads for unity in Rio Rancho while denouncing an Observer opinion piece that attacked her character. She frames the debate as a battle between self-serving machines and an independent governing body serving residents and businesses.

Observer Rio Rancho Cheryl Everett

City of Rio Rancho Responds to Utility Concerns Column

Annemarie Garcia of Rio Rancho cites a guest column by Mark Looper that raised questions about water and wastewater operations. City staff outline billing changes, payment options, leak reporting lines, and the shift to a regional payment center in Denver for improved service.

Annemarie Garcia City of Rio Ranch Ecently Mark Looper The Observer Wells Fargo Denver Looper Rio Rancho

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