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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 2016
Page
2
District races feature five hopefuls across 3rd and 5th districts. Coleman, Franklin, Nicotine, Dunn, Janssen, Jabar, Cullen discuss district finances, budgets, and student support as they seek seats on the Rio Rancho Public Schools board.
Don Schlichte will not seek re election after 16 years on the Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education. He cites desire to focus on life and family and urges future candidates to stay within their policy making role. He notes pride in serving a low funded yet high achieving district and says he may not run again in the future.
Five candidates filed for three Bernalillo Public Schools Board of Education seats in the February 7 election. Incumbents Latoma in District 1 and Olivia Calabaza in District 2 seek re election. Calabaza is unopposed. District 3 contenders are Jodilynn Ortiz and incumbent Gilbert Steve Lucero.
James Edward Ferry died December 13, 2016 at age 87. He is survived by his son James and daughter Shanda. No services are planned. The family thanks the caregivers who assisted at his passing.
A Sandoval County deputy known for talking with arrestees and guiding them toward better choices describes his work with a mother who was pregnant at arrest. He recounted staying in touch afterward, delivering baby supplies, and earning local praise from the county commission for his service and teamwork.
Harting District 6 City Councilor Dave Bency says city business communication on the project has been non-existent and expresses concern about how local firms were informed. West Mesa Forestry owner Jim Clark worries about driver safety near Quantum Road with large concrete and block trucks.
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