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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1995

Page

5

Sandoval County graduation caps first Citizens Police Academy

The Sandoval County Board of Commissioners wraps up the first Citizens Police Academy session with 29 residents completing a 10 week course. The program, part of a four stage plan to improve community policing, was funded with 140000 from the state Legislature and involved multiple local law enforcement agencies.

Sandoval County Commission New Mexico Rio Rancho Corrales Bernalillo Sandoval County Sheriff's Department

County line academy boosts community policing effort

Capt Robert Allen coordinated a 10 week program with Sheriff Ray Rivera and local officers. Thirty one residents enrolled the first session with only two withdrawals, while over 60 have signed for the January second session, more than double openings. The academy advances Sandoval County's community policing, a long term, collaborative approach to policing.

Robert Allen Rio Rancho Mike Tarter Corrales County Commission Thomas Sandoval P.O Bernalillo

JCPenney Center Donates 844 Pairs to Storehouse West

The JCPenney Telemarketing Center and the Rio Rancho Rotary Club teamed up to donate 844 pairs of children's underwear to Storehouse West valued at over 1000 dollars. Penney’s supplied the underwear at cost. Pictured are Terry Hibler of JCPenney, Carol Nesbitt, and Jack Parker from Storehouse.

Storehouse Jcpenney Telemarketing Center Rio Rancho Rotary Club Storehouse ‘West Penney’s Terry Hibler Jcpenney's Carol Nesbitt Jack Parker G. Ryan

Paradise Hills Little League Might Form by Summer 1997

A Paradise Hills community meeting with nearly 50 residents discussed forming a local Little League as about 300 area children currently play with Alameda League. Taylor Ranch notes 800 plus kids last season and potential need for a new league at 1,000, signaling overflow into Paradise Hills by summer 1997. Proposals include a 20 acre site, city county collaboration, and roughly $50,000 startup funding with state legislative support likely.

Paradise Hills Ofr Alameda League Taylor Ranch Albuquerque Bernalillo Allsup Civic Association

Interim League Board Formed To Tackle New League Issues

Community meeting results show widespread willingness to advance a regional league project. John Volack elected president and Robbin Volack secretary, with a full board including Joan Kennedy and Kathy Prangley. Paradise Hills residents discuss upcoming regional post office projects and nearby neighborhood opposition to Paseo del Norte plans at Petroglyph National Monument.

John Volack Joan Kennedy Robbin Volack Kathy Prangley Lynn Bladergreen Cookie Taylor Kris Gracy Jerry Nunne Kevin Burch Mike Lovato Lynda Gramillo Brad Parker Cara Hammond Anthony Archuleta Shirley Vigil Matt Powell Ruben Gabaldon Paradise Hills Community Center Tre Taylor Ranch Park Service Paseo del Norte Monument Hotew

New Year's Eve Teen Party Planned by Rio Rancho Parks

Rio Rancho Parks and Recreation invites teens ages 11 to 18 to a New Year’s Eve party from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. on December 31 at Sabana Grande Recreation Center. Admission is free and activities include eight new video games, four pool tables, four table tennis tables, a basketball game, a football game, dance contests, prizes, and food. Transportation will be provided from Star Heights Recreation to Sabana Grande. Call 891-7204 for details.

Rio Rancho Parks and Recreation Department Saband Grande Star Heights Recreation Sabana Grande

Children to name library program in Rio Rancho

The Rio Rancho Public Library invites first through fifth graders to pick a new name for the Grab Bag story program by Jan 8. Grab Bag meets Wednesdays at 3 p.m. and recesses until Jan 17. Call children's librarians Vaunda Nelson or Lori Snyder at 891-7244 for details.

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