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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 2015

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Free holiday meal offered at Santa Ana Star Center

Santa Ana Star Casino along with St Felix Pantry Sysco and Spectra Food Services host a complimentary holiday meal for those in need at Santa Ana Star Center on Tuesday from 1 to 2 pm. The menu features roast turkey and trimmings with free shuttle service from St Felix Pantry to the Star Center every 30 minutes. Call 867-0000 for details.

Santa Ana Star Casino Santa Ana Star Center St. Felix Pantry Sysco Spectra Food Services & Hospitality Tammy Neil Star Center Barbara Loop Rio Rancho

Free trash disposal for Rio Rancho residents Saturday

Rio Rancho residents may dump waste at the Waste Management landfill on Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon at 1132 33rd Street off Northern Boulevard. Proof of city residency with photo ID is required. Fridges with Freon, paints, batteries, hazardous materials, explosives, and medical wastes are not accepted.

Rio Rancho 33Rd Street Northern Boulevard

Spirit of the Holiday concert marks Rio Rancho Symphonic Band's 10th year

The Rio Rancho Symphonic Band directed by John Emory celebrates a decade with a concert titled The Spirit of the Holiday at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Joan Kent Theater at Cibola High School. Admission is free with donations welcomed. Nusenda Credit Union backs KOATs For Kids coat drive through Dec 31, inviting coats at 16 branches in Rio Rancho and nearby cities.

Rio Rancho John Emory Joan Kent Theater Cibola High School Nusenda Credit Union Koat-Tv New Mexico Albuquerque Los Lunas Santa Fe Socorro Taos Enchanted Hills Blvd Koats

Zone change hearing on oil well watered by crowd

Sandoval County residents packed the county administrative building to weigh a two acre zone change by SandRidge Energy for an exploratory oil and gas well west of Rio Rancho. The hearing was continued to Jan 28 with comments split by the board.

Bernalillo Sandoval County Rio Rancho Sandoval County Planning and Zoning Commission SandRidge Energy Arango Sand Ridge

Chick-fil-A Rio Rancho opens with family in tow

The 1058 Unser Street opening drew a long line of campers for Chick-fil-A’s First 100 event with 52 free meals, temp dipping to 25 degrees. Albuquerque residents Monikka Walton and Catherine Bass camped with family members while Rio Rancho Mayor Gregg Hull attended with his daughters Blatt and Hull.

Unser Rio Rancho AccuWeather.com Monikka Walton Albuquerque Catherine Bass Tony Bass Chick-Fil-A Gregg Hull Catherine Grant Walton Victor Padilla Andy Peck

MOU OK for UNM West expansion in Rio Rancho

City approves a 10 million memorandum of understanding and budget adjustment for a new UNM West education facility. Funds come from a 2008 higher education tax with state bond match pending 2016 voter approval. If funded, a health sciences building could open by 2018 boosting regional health care training.

UNM West Rio Rancho

Rio Rancho to vote on road bond and charter pay raises

Rio Rancho voters in March will decide on a road bond and charter amendments that would raise the mayor salary to 74,000 and councilors to 26,000, funded by a potential property tax increase. The governing body approved placing 11 charter changes on the 2016 ballot, including the salary boosts and a road funding measure.

Rio Rancho

County OKs 1.5 percent raise for low income officers

Detention center staff cheered a 1.5 percent pay hike approved in Sandoval County budget for staff earning $50,000 or less. Union leaders say the raise falls short of the 4.5 percent hoped for, noting the county manager’s high salary and that detention workers are among the region’s lowest paid.

Roadrunner Food Bank Commission District 4 Glenn Walters State of New Mexico David Griffith New Mexico Coalition of Public Safety Sandoval County Phillip Rios Santa Fe Bernalillo Griffith

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