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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 2013

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Google Partner Ambassadors include Ad House Ad's Ryan Smith

Google named five Ambassadors for its Partner program with Ryan Smith of Ad House Advertising in Rio Rancho among them He will join others at Google's Mountain View campus for a live hangout to showcase convergence of traditional and digital media His firm is the only New Mexico partner meeting the criteria and Smith holds triple certifications along with four teammates. The release notes upcoming changes to New Mexico Rule 19 on state trust lands affecting permits and access for recreation and education including pricing and validity.

Google Ryan Smith Ad House Advertising Rio Rancho Mountain View Calif Smith Ad House New Mexico Ray Powell Powell Rmstatelands Nmstatelands.org

Rio Rancho council rejects bond and tax questions

The Rio Rancho Governing Body voted 4-2 to defeat resolutions that would have placed an $8 million road bond and gross receipts tax questions on the March ballot. Councilors Wilkins, Scott, Crum and Clayton opposed. Thomas and Gutierrez favored sending the measures to voters.

Rio City Hall Chuck Wilkins Mark Scott Tim Crum Lonnie Clayton Patricia Thomas Tamara Gutierrez Wilkins

Remembering Deputy Robert Baron A Sheriff’s Funeral

Mourners recall Sandoval County Deputy Robert Baron as kind and brave after he died at 47 from injuries from icy Interstate 25 crash work. A large gathering of law enforcement and public attendees attended his funeral, where his wife Christine Baron urged forgiveness, faith, and dedication to family and God. She forgave the driver and spoke of resilience for law enforcement families.

Sandoval County Robert Baron Baron Christine “Krysia” Baron Krysia Baron Krysta Baron Sandoval Douglas Wood Santa Ana Star Center

Presbyterian cuts clinic hours in Rio Rancho expansion underway

Presbyterian Medical Group trims hours at the NM 528 High Resort urgent care for a temporary period while planning a new family practice near NM 528 and US 550 set to open in about a year. The group also bought 19 acres near North Hills for a future facility and aims to restore full staff within 90 to 180 days.

High Resort Boulevard Presbyterian Medical Group Rio Rancho Medical Group NM 528 North Hills Presbyterian Briggs

SWAT incident ends peacefully in Rio Rancho

A six hour SWAT situation at 245 Tarpon Ave in Rio Rancho concluded with the eviction of 39 year old Jeremy Lebrum and 37 year old Stephanie Henson. A 15 year old boy was rescued through a home window as police secured the scene. Lebrum faces child abuse and false imprisonment charges while Henson is charged with obstructing a child abuse investigation.

Rio Rancho Tarpon Ave Nicholas Onken Lisbon Avenue Itasca Road Onken Jeremy Lebrum Lebrum Stephanie Henson Sandoval County Detention Center

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