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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 2012

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16

St Felix Pantry Helps Clients With Dignity and Dints

St Felix Pantry stresses food aid without regard to income levels and treats clients with respect. Volunteers sort food early and staff welcome weekly visits while seeking donations to cover utilities and sustain operations. The pantry started with Sister Genevieve and moved to its current site in 1995 with an additional building in 1998.

Esquibel St. Felix St. Felix Pantry Genevieve Felician Sisters Meadowlark Lane Storehouse West

Ely and Rogers clash over Sandoval County election dispute

In a hearing, Rogers laments deeming fraud unneeded, seeks court to rule errors and potentially a new Sandoval County election. Judge awaits motion while Sapien and Garbagni prepare to take office. Foley removed, McClain replaces him. Ely weeks the stunt label and calls the motion made-up law.

Rogers Sandoval County Sandoval Patrick Trujillo Sapien Garbagni Dan Foley Foley Lawrence McClain Ely Egypt

Pacheco Declared Winner After Automatic Recount

Paul Pacheco, a retired Albuquerque police officer, is officially declared the winner of Corrales based House District 23 after an automatic recount. The state canvassing board certified the results showing a final margin of 78 votes over Democratic challenger Marci Blaze, with the district spanning parts of Bernalillo and Sandoval counties.

Paul Pacheco Marci Blaze Sandoval Bernalillo Pacheco Albuquerque Corrales Based Bernalillo and Sandoval Counties

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