Sculpture of freedom themed wood eagle on display
Corey Boren of Rio Rancho described a $5,000 sculpture on PAGE A1 that features a bald eagle and painted American flag. Chavez notes wood construction requires annual maintenance, borate rods protect against pests and fungus, and Penofin preserves the wood for longevity.
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Rio Rancho
Boren
Chavez
Classifieds and staff contacts for the Rockford Observer
A staff and advertising contact list is presented for the Rockford Observer including names such as Mike Hartranft Gary Herron Antonio Sanchez Stephen Montoya Susan Saunier Sabrina Rees Nancy Chavez Phyllis Santora Tina Davis and Rockford M Hayes with their phone extensions and email addresses. The page indicates sections for Classifieds Legals and Subscriptions and provides several staff roles including editors writers ad consultants and a publisher.
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Rrobserver
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Stephen Montoya
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Rio Rancho weighs impact fee changes to boost growth
City leaders consider raising development impact fees after a consultant advised increases to manage growth and fund roads utilities parks and safety facilities while debating whether to stay competitive with Albuquerque. A new committee will study options and balance city needs with development.
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Albuquerque
Hull
Tant
Steve Ruger
Missing teen Ashlan Coe sought by Rio Rancho Police
Police seek help locating 17 year old Ashlan Jacee Coe who left home during the night of November 19. She is 5 feet 3 inches, 110 pounds, blonde hair and blue eyes with a scar on her left middle finger and left hip. She recently moved from Oklahoma to Rio Rancho. A Hispanic male in late teens to early 20s in a red Dodge Charger with a blue shirt and short hair was seen near Oasis Springs Meadows across from her home. Call Rio Rancho Police at 891-7226 with information.
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Coe
Rio Rancho
Oklahoma
Oasis Springs
Mation
Jurisdic
City man sentenced on bank robbery in Albuquerque
Joshua Abeyta, 23, of Rio Rancho, received 37 months in federal prison and three years supervised release after pleading guilty to robbing Santa Fe Federal Credit Union in Albuquerque. He handed a handwritten note demanding cash, was pursued by bank customers, and arrested by APD. FBI and APD led the investigation.
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Rio Rancho
Albuquerque
U.S
Santa Fe Federal Credit Union Bank
Jefferson St
Abeyta
Albuquerque Police Department
Logan Faces Embezzlement and Computer Fraud Charges
Logan, formerly of Roadrunner Wireless, was fired in August 2015 after alleged pass code changes, email routing, and equipment theft. A Rio Rancho Police investigation led to a November 2015 arrest. A March grand jury charged him with embezzlement over 2500 dollars and multiple computer misuse and burglary counts. He cites health issues and a pending civil suit for contract and negligent misrepresentation.
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Logan
Roadrunner Wireless
Rio Rancho Police
Police Reports From Rio Rancho July to August
Police log lists arrests and charges including a 15 year old for aggravated battery at 4501 Leon Grande Ave and Lance Davis 37 cited for driving with revoked license. Others include James Groleau 36 charged with receiving or transferring a stolen vehicle, Dominick Segora 1998 charged with shoplifting at Walmart, Jamie Alvarez 1992 charged with shoplifting, Clifford Laycock 39 served three warrants, Ricardo Chavez 33 charged with misdemeanors unlawful use of a license, and Thomas Salazar 24 charged with unlawful use of a license. Compiled by Antonio Sanchez.
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Sugar Ridge Meanor
Tarpon Avenue
5Th Street
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Plaza Drive
Dominick Segora
Pena Blanca
Walmart
Unser
Jamie Alvarez
Ricardo Chavez
Pinon Drive
Cuba
Thomas Salazar
NM 537
Dulce
Southern Boulevard
Robin Road
Antonio Sanchez
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