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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1994

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2

CPR Heart Saver course offered at West Side YMCA

The American Heart Association will run a Heart Saver CPR course Tuesday Feb 15 from 6 30 to 10 p.m. at the West Side Family YMCA Taylor Ranch. Fee is 24 per person with 4 optional for a Heart Saver manual. Registration ends noon Feb 14 in person at 4701 Montana Road call 899 8417. A Valentine craft program by Debbie Woodward is set for Feb 12 at 10 30 a.m. at Corrales Library sponsored by Friends of the Corrales Library call 897 0733 for details.

American Heart Association West Side Family Taylor Ranch YMCA Montana Road Taylor Ranch Road Corrales Debbie Woodward Woodward Friends of the Corrales Library

Campaign finance reports filed for 1994 municipal election

Campaign finance reports for the 1994 municipal election show mayoral candidates Pat D Arco, Tom Swisstack, and Carl Zander with various contributions and expenditures. District 2 lists Mickey Soto. District 3 notes Joseph Cordova running unopposed. District 5 covers Arturo Boniello and Roy Slezak. Municipal Judge Richard Wiles declares no eligible contributions or expenditures and runs unopposed.

Pat D’arco Tom Swisstack Carl Zander Mickey Soto Gary Hill Joseph Cordova Cordova Arturo Boniello Roy Slezak Richard Wiles Wiles

Boniello backs Unser for District 5 as Boulevard project advocate

Boniello pledges support for Arturo Boniello and the Unser Boulevard project. He notes his 1986 work as a private citizen on Special Assessment District III in District 5 and commits to continuing that dedication to ensure safe and timely transportation for residents.

Arturo Boniello Unser Boulevard

Rio Rancho and Albuquerque bid for unified city action

Boniillo urges resident and business input to pull in one direction and notes the need for a city liaison to guide residents to aid. He envisions a facilitator between development and Rio Rancho Schools while promoting a broader community service approach. Hill calls for a DPS led community policing role and regular meetings with neighborhoods and Crime Watch groups.

Rio Rancho Albuquerque Bennalillo County Boniillo Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education Department of Public Safety Gary Hill Hill DPS

Rio Rancho Candidate Forums Set by Chamber and Groups

The Rio Rancho Chamber of Commerce will host forums for City Council and mayoral candidates in February. District 2 and 5 council races, plus mayoral contenders, will attend with sessions at Presbyterian Family Health Care and City Auditorium. Gary Hill declines District 2 forum. other candidates will brief and answer audience questions.

Chamber of Commerce Rio Rancho Citizens For Clean Government Rio Rancho Taxpayers Association Gary Hill Joe Cordova Richard Wiles

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