Local VIPs share New Year resolutions
Local VIPs announce resolutions for the new year. Aimed at forward focus, several prominent figures vow to push progress, emphasize optimism, and pursue public service initiatives throughout the coming year.
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Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1999
Page
1
County Officials Share New Year Resolutions
Gayland Bryant, county spokesman for Sandoval County, pledges to represent the county accurately and remember reporters are people too. Henry Pacelli, Utilities Commission chairman, aims for a healthy year and personal awareness after weight loss and quitting smoking. Jack Thomas, city councilor and motorcycle accident victim, vows to stay out of hospitals and keep his office nearer, while the city attorney plans to shed five pounds and improve running shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandoval County
Change of venue possible in Noren murder case
Jeffrey Taylor, charged with first degree murder in the Noren case, may seek a venue change. A defense attorney said such motions are standard in high profile cases, while survey work to gauge fair trial conditions has been reported but no venue motion filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay P. Tharinger
Jeffrey Taylor
Nancy Noren
Rio Rancho
Gail Evans
Sandoval County
Taylor
The
Observer
Noren
Mike Runnels
Evans
Department of Public Safety
Vandalism hits new Haynes Park pond in Rio Rancho
Rio Rancho officials report vandalism at a newly dedicated Haynes Park pond built by Aqua Creations with Independence High School students. Water level fell from two to one feet after rocks were thrown. a rope barrier and warning sign will be installed. Exotic fish may be added next spring as plants revive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Fitzsimmons
Haynes Park
Aqua Creations
Independence High School
Mike Burger
Burger
Parks and Recreation
Dan Maestas
Rio Rancho Parks and Recreation Department
Maestas
Rio Rancho Utilities Commission seeks deputy director
The Rio Rancho Utilities Commission approved a resolution asking the City Council for funds to hire a deputy director to support the growing duties of the utilities department. The current staff includes nine employees split between operations and engineering, and commission chair Henry Paceth says the move will relieve Lares Webbe and improve day-to-day operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay P. Tharinger
Rio Runchetins Department
Bes
Jans Webb
Rio Rancho Utilities Commission
Utilities Commission
Adminestralye Dis Stor
Ul'lities
Uthines Department
Colives Comimisseer
Henry Paceth
Lares Webbe
Lares
New Mexico adopts graduated teen driver licensing in new year
MVD announces changes for first time teen drivers with a three step process starting January 1. The minimum age for a full privilege license rises to 16 years 6 months for those meeting requirements born before December 31 1984. Eligible applicants may receive full privilege licenses if applying by January 31 2000 due to office closures. The instructional permit requires age 15 and driver education. practice driving demands 50 hours including 10 at night with a qualified supervising adult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Vehicle Division
State of
New Mexico
MVD
Jane Montoya
Rio Rancho
Traffic Safety Bureau
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John Jennings
Gayland
Bryant County
Henry Pacelli Utilities Commission Chairman
Ann Norby
Jack Thomas
Jim Rabin
John Francis
Cheryl Pink Chamber
Art Corsie
Toni Beatty
RST
Tastonveeneneeage
Berenger
Center For
Corrales Skateboard Association
Kaylee Tejeda
Corrales
HI LO
PRC
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