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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1989
Page
2
The Bernalillo Lighted Christmas Parade will be December 14 at 6 30 p m starting from the south end of town with ribbons for nine winning floats awarded after at the Catholic church gym. Free coffee cider and cookies. Entries still welcome. call Tina at city hall 867-3311 to register.
County officials warn River's Edge residents they may be purged from voting lists after discovering they voted in precinct 38 rather than precinct 3 in Bernalillo. Officials subdivided precinct 3 into 3A and 3B to fix boundaries, while noting similar cross-county voting occurs in Marcos and Torreon communities.
Bernalillo Public Schools sponsor a Winter Artfest on December 9 at Our Lady of Sorrows Church gym from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Students and district artists will exhibit and sell work. proceeds enrich the district art program. Refreshments and entertainment are planned, inviting the public to celebrate multi cultural artisans and do Christmas shopping.
Corsie notes need to verify if above grade exterior walls near the property line are properly fire retardant. Walls within 34 feet must be one hour rated, not two hour. City plans outside inspection and fire department review, with January council report.
Multiple groups including the New Mexico Army National Guard headquarters 7th Battalion HAWK, Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety, local elementary schools, St Thomas Aquinas Church, and Sandoval County agencies are organizing coat, food, clothing, and toy drives. Donations contact Capt. Timothy Olivas 892-3838, 867-2356, or 867-3374. Target items include canned goods, winter clothing, toys, and refrigerators. Collection points vary from fire stations to city hall and church locations with deadlines around December 15 to 20.
Cibola High School plans a January Washington trip from January 28 to February 3 for students to meet lawmakers, attend seminars, tour monuments and museums, visit Capitol Hill, and share experiences with peers from across the United States. Teachers Karen Wishart and Kimberly Allen accompany them. call 897-0110 to leave messages.
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