Sandoval nominees reach Top Hat final for 2016 awards
Three Sandoval County entrants made the statewide Top Hat awards finalists. Rio Rancho Pork & Brew, Erica Asmus-Otero of Jemez Springs, and Village of Jemez Springs were named finalists alongside 125 statewide nominees. Pork & Brew drew praise as New Mexico’s original food festival with 13,000 attendees over two weekend days.
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Sandoval
City of
Trujillo
Rio Rancho Parks, Recreation and Ese Services Department
CVB
Santa Ana Star Center
Rio Rancho
Rio Rancho impact fees run higher than Albuquerque study shows
Titan Development manager Brian Patterson tells Rio Rancho’s impact fees exceed Albuquerque’s in most categories. Roads and drainage costs are notably higher, with 14 347 total for a single family unit in Rio Rancho and major share going to drainage water and sewer. The committee plans to review the seven categories and push concrete rate changes at the next meeting. Meetings run weekly through January at City Hall and are open to the public.
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Rio Rancho
Albuquerque
Titan Development Project
Brian Patterson
Patterson
Gregg Hull
Hull
City Hall
Santa inspires holiday giving after harsh childhood
Rascon, an orphanage survivor, began gifting to local kids three years ago. From 10 to 40 to 90 recipients, his annual efforts now span three fall events at schools chosen by his organization. Rio Rancho Fire Rescue joined with Santa on a fire truck, boosting community involvement alongside AAFA and local schools Puesta del Sol.
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Rascon
Rio Rancho
Jessica Duran-Martinez
Rio Rancho Fire Rescue
Santa
Duron-Martinez
Duron- Martinez
AAFA
Duran- Martinez
Puesta del Sol
Bryan Garcia
Garcia
West Mesa Lock & Safe
Rio Rancho Fire Rescue Department
Rio Rancho Police Department
VFW 5890
Christian Brothers Automotive
WU Ing
Wee Eee
Stephen Montoya
NM 528
Southern Boulevard
High Resort
Presbyterian Rust Medical Center
Naloxone reach and costs prompt state action in New Mexico
The piece outlines Naloxone's role in opioid overdose response, funding prospects under the 21st Century Cures Act, and New Mexico's bid for $1 billion over two years. It notes overdose trends, state laws authorizing administration, emergency guidance, and rising naloxone prices affecting access to life saving treatment.
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Cullen
Barack Obama
New Mexico
State Department of Health
New Mexico School Boards Association
Embassy Suites
Albuquerque
Susana Martinez
Office
Health Department
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Erica Asmus
RAFD
Paul Bearce
New England Journal of Medicine
U.S
Yale University
Mayo Clinic
Hospira
Pfizer Company
Amphastar
Rio Rancho Observer
A Journal Publishing Company
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Rrobserver.com
RR Community Publishing, LLC
RRO
Rio Rancho Regional Chamber of Commerce
New Mexico Press Association
New Mexico Foundation For ‘Open Government
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Sandoval Economic Development
Tyobserver.com
Newsron
Mike Hartranft
Mhartranft
Gary Herron
Gherron
Antonio Sanchez
Asanchez
Smontoya
Susan Saunier
Ssaunier
Rrobserver
Sabrina Rees
Srees
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Garchibeque
Nancy Chavez
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Phyllis Santora
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