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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 2010

Page

11

Balloon balloons travel eight hundred miles in birthday prank

From December 4 1980 Rancho Observer balloons released at a surprise party bore names and addresses Jodie Heidi Derek Grassbaugh and Agby. A balloon reached Delores a 22 year old in Rio Rancho who replied to Jodie offering to be a pen pal.

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Rio Rancho Street Closures For Waterline and Roadwork

Traffic restrictions extend from 330d St NE to 10th Ave NE through Rex. 330d St will close for waterline installation and resurfacing detours for local business access. Apache Loop reconstruction and waterline replacement run through Dec 10 with crews on Apache Loop Pontiac Drive Chippewa Court Chippewa Drive Apache Court Iroquois Court and Cherokee Drive. Access limited, work hours 7 am to 5 pm, detours posted. A temporary signal will serve Paseo del Volcan Iris Road intersection during the project to extend the Volcan corridor to US 550, with reconstruction aimed to finish by end of November 2010. Motorists face delays and must follow posted detours and limits.

10Th Ave Rex Apache Loop Pontiac Drive Chippewa Court Chippewa Drive Apache Court Iroquois Court Cherokee Drive Durinor Paseo del Volcan Iris Road Paseo del Volcart

New Mexico’s golden eggs oil tourism clash over state budget

The piece argues oil and gas fuel the state budget while tourism, though second in revenue, faces neglect and political cuts. It highlights reliance on incentives, calls for supporting existing small businesses, and critiques governance under Gov Bill Richardson. It laments missed opportunities with high tech and clams big fish allure harms local growth.

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Free golf offers at local clubs and ranges

Readable fragments show several free or discounted golf offers. Twin Warriors Golf Club provides a free entrance and a practice range day. Santa Are Golf Club lists a free tee time with a $79 value. Faust Hutto and Wit Weertiars Golf Club offer additional free or low cost options as promotions.

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