Club reportedly shuts down RR golf course
Struggling Club Rio Rancho appears to have closed its golf course stopping watering and maintenance for cost savings. A sign on the shop door cited winter closure and a lack of activity was noted Friday with the course seemingly shut to the public since early December.
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Winterfest 2016 in Rio Rancho features parade and skating
Rio Rancho hosts Winterfest 2016 at Santa Ana Star Center with free noon to five skating, helmet recommendations, Santa and Mrs. Claus appearances, and a Holiday Arts and Crafts Fair. The Holidays Around the Work parade begins at 5:15 p.m. in City Center. Registration to participate in the parade is due Monday with online, phone, or in person options and a $15 fee. buss Construction detours affect Sara Road from Wednesday to Sunday. Rio Rancho Public Schools board member Ramon Montafio is elected president elect of the New Mexico School Boards Association for 2017, to become president in 2018.
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INDEX Serving the City of Vision for over 40 years
The INDEX announces four decades of service to the City of Vision with local readerships and businesses as part of its ongoing coverage. The paper invites readers to explore www.rrobserver.com or call 892-8080 for subscriptions and community updates.
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Bill Would Trim Attendance Factor In Teacher Evaluations
New Mexico bill to be introduced in January would largely remove attendance from teacher evaluations. Rep. Jason Harper says educators are punished for sickness and morale suffers. The plan would let teachers use full sick leave without losing points, with penalties for obvious abuse.
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Youth ranch donates 690 pounds of pork to pantry
Galloping Grace Youth Ranch in Rio Rancho donated 690 pounds of processed pork to St. Felix Pantry. The pork comes from farm raised pigs fed discarded food from local businesses and schools and processed for one pound packages. The donation aims to feed 690 individuals, with adjustments for larger families.
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