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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 2004

Page

2

Longtime ARPS leader Banker to retire from Vista Grande role

ARPS Superintendent Dr Sue Cleveland lauds Banker for building Rio Rancho Public Schools since 1994. Banker led Vista Grande as first principal in 2002 and will shift to a district HR role, seeking new paths after decades of service. Heffner, now co principal, assumes a lead at Vista Grande as Banker moves onward.

ARPS Sue Cleveland Rio Rancho Public Schools Rio Rancho Vista Grande Heffner University of New Mexico Banker Cleveland Lincoln Middle School Mountain View Middle School APS John Candice Orrhs Amanda Cibola

Rio Rancho SciMatics chief to step down for ISEF 2007

Rio Rancho High School science leader Russ Fisher-Ives will resign as SciMatics Academy head at year end to devote effort to Intel ISEF 2007 in Albuquerque. He will stay on as ARPS staff, with Intel funding his salary, and will help organize statewide science teacher training and partnerships with business and government. Dan Barbour named interim head of the SciMatics Academy.

Rio Rancho Russ Fisher-Ives SciMatics Academy Intel International Albuquerque Rio Rancho Public Schools Fisher-Ives Intel ISEF Ence New Mexico Intel Isef ARPS Rio

False identification machine found in drug raid at Rowland home

Police found fraud devices software disks scanners and a machine described as a false identification device. They recovered hundreds of documents including checks birth certificates and Social Security cards and a bag of suspected meth with drug paraphernalia. Debbie Rowland and Floyd Ware Jr were arrested for possession and receiving stolen property while Matt Rowland was not arrested. Authorities pursue owners and possible further arrests.

Fierro Debbie Rowland Floyd G. Ware Jr Ware Matt Rowland DPS John Francis

Protect Yourself From Identity Theft Tips and Warnings

Advice on shredding documents and disposing of trash securely to prevent theft. Recommends checking credit reports every six months at annual-credit-report dot com. Advises against sharing Social Security or credit card numbers by phone and suggests online banking with secure sites. Notes that criminals have fished checks from mailboxes using gum or wires.

Four developers vie as city council weighs housing plan

Builder Palenick says all four proposals are acceptable and could serve the city. Among contenders are Pulte, D.R. Horton, Carriage Place JV, and Loma Colorado, with private City Hall hints favoring Pulte for lighter staff impact. Unit 13 agenda also flags labor pact with Public Safety and an arena project for downtown.

Palenick Patty Thomas Pulte Colorado Arizona D.R. Horton Inc Carriage Place Joint Venture LLC AMREP Loma Colorado LLC Don Chalmers WestWood Reality Quail Ranch Unit 13 Department of Public Safety

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