Rio Rancho School Bond Vote Planned for Tuesday
Voters face reauthorization of the two mill capital improvements levy and authorization of 50 million in general obligation bonds for Rio Rancho Public Schools. Turnout expected light. polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. District polling sites listed. passage would fund maintenance and technology, projecting 3 to 4 million annually for six years based on property values.
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Rio Rancho
Sandoval County
Shining Stars Preschool
Lincoln Middle School
Maggie Cordova
Mountain View Middle School
Colinas del Norte Elementary
ARPS
Bruce Carver
Bond would fund 18 Rio Rancho schools
Voters face a $50 million school bond on the ballot to fund projects across 18 Rio Rancho schools. Rio Rancho High School would receive about $4.47 million for interior upgrades, HVAC refrigeration, stadium improvements, turf and lighting, landscaping, parking, and a perimeter wall. The Cyber Academy is the only beneficiary not included.
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Cyber Academy
Rio Rancho High School
Three generations sell Girl Scout cookies in town
A Rio Rancho family keeps a cookie tradition alive as Chris Hayes and her daughters and granddaughter join a long line of McCoskey Scouts. The three generations recall shifts in prices from 50 cents to 3.75 and the evolution from wagon-pulling to doorstep solicitations.
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McCoskey Sisters
Chris Hayes
Hayes
Girl Scouts
Los Alamos
Jason
Jessica
Aztec
Jessica McCoskey
Michigan
McCoskey
Rio Rancho
Chryseis
Lincoln Middle School
Abrielle
Stapleton Elementary
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Gary Herron
Observer
Lovelace
Robert Gordon
Desert Greens
Lovelace Health System
Lovelacesilverelite.com
Cleveland High
Rams
Girl Scout