Rio Rancho Public Schools board races hinge on light turnout
In Rio Rancho, voting was exceptionally slow in the school board election. Each open seat drew a single candidate, with Roman Montafio winning District 2 and Ryan Parra winning District 4. By mid afternoon, poll workers at Rio Rancho Elementary and Lincoln Middle School reported under 20 voters at each site.
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Ryan Parra
Rio Rancho
Lincoln Middle School
Rio Rancho Unit 10 plan clears zoning board
The Unit 10 generalized land use map, bounded by Southern Boulevard, Unser Boulevard, Black Arroyo Road, and Rainbow Boulevard, passed the Rio Rancho Planning and Zoning Board 5-0 with two absentees. No major changes were made. the map awaits governing body approval before a specific area plan can follow. More details at the city site.
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Rio Rancho Planning and Zoning Board
Unser
Albuquerque
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Rio Rancho seeks applicants for six advisory boards
The City of Rio Rancho announces openings on six boards and committees including the Arts Commission, Capital Improvements Plan Citizens Advisory Committee, Keep Rio Rancho Beautiful, Library Board of Trustees, Ledger's Tax Advisory Board and Parks and Recreation Commission. Submit an application and résumé to the Office of the City Clerk. Applications available at City Hall and online at ci.mo-rancho.rm.us. For information contact the clerk at 891-5004.
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Isotopes and Ovations Host 13th Annual Job Fair at Isotopes Park
The Albuquerque Isotopes and Ovations Food Services hold the 13th annual job fair this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Isotopes Park. Over five years the event drew more than 1,000 applicants for game-day and seasonal roles including access control, concessions, security, ushers, and mascots. Applicants should enter on the third-base side and bring a completed online or printed application.
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Ovations Food Services
Isotopes Park
Isotopes
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Vision City marks 40 years of service
The city’s newspaper marks four decades serving its community, celebrating long standing presence and local coverage through local reporting and community engagement on city issues and events.
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City of Vision
Yelp joins Taste of Rio Rancho with new vendors
The fifth annual Taste of Rio Rancho at Santa Ana Star Center Saturday features 22 City of Vision restaurants offering free samples with admission. For the first time Yelp will have representatives to review the event and participating eateries, as Rio Rancho embraces a cross cultural tasting atmosphere and pre-taste runs 4 to 5 30 p m.
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Ireland
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Yelp
Rio Rancho Convention and Visitors Bureau
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Santa Ana Star Center
City of Vision
Rio Rancho
Trujillo
Rio Grande
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Benny Cade
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Tuff Hedeman
Fire damages two story home in Northern Meadows
Antonio Sanchez reports a Monday fire in the 400 block of Playful Meadows displaced a Northern Meadows family with no injuries. Firefighters contained the blaze to the kitchen after forcing entry, though smoke damage left the home uninhabitable for now. Cause is under investigation.
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Playful Meadows
Paul Bearce
Rio Rancho Fire Rescue Department
Bearce
Northern Meadows
Rio Rancho Chamber backs right to work bill
Rio Rancho leaders and businessmen express support for a right to work bill. Debbi Moore, president and CEO, says passage could bolster the city's economic development efforts and that many studies show states with right to work laws attract more companies.
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Santa Fe
Rio Rancho
Rio Rancho to Stabilize Fourteen Dirt Roads
Fourteen dirt roads in Rio Rancho will receive soil stabilization starting Friday. The City will apply a chemical stabilizer to bind soil particles, reducing dust and grading needs. GMCO's stabilizer showed minimal dust and long intervals between grades in tests, guiding a $50,000 funding allocation this year.
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Rio Rancho
Public Works Department
GMCO
Right to work bills debated in Santa Fe chamber
The chamber backs right to work as 24 states already allow non union fee opt outs. Three bills are in debate in Santa Fe, including House Bill 75 which passed the House Business and...
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Chamber
Santa Fe
House
Nationwide ad sparks talk on safety in Super Bowl
Local marketer Emily Griebel of Esparza Advertising in Albuquerque weighs in on Nationwide's Super Bowl XLIX ad showing a child who dies in an accident. Nationwide defended the message as a way to start a safety conversation after social media reaction in the second quarter.
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Emily Griebel
Esparza Advertising
Albuquerque
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