Rio Rancho Selected as State Pilot for Waste Reduction Program
Rio Rancho and Farmington have been chosen as pilot cities for New Mexico's solid waste source reduction campaign. The Energy Minerals and Natural Resources Department partners with Waste Management to educate residents and implement audits in businesses to cut trash.
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Rio Rancho
New Mexico
State of New Mexico Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department
Farmington
Energy Department
Waste Management of New Mexico, Inc
Focal Procery
Judy Kowalski
Department of Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources
Kowalski
Jemez district leaders face questions on discipline and facilities
At a Rio Rancho community meeting Monday night Jemez Valley Public Schools officials were pressed by parents about discipline procedures school supervision and inadequate facilities. Superintendent Adrian Meador and Enchanted Hills Elementary/Mid School leader Carl Leppelman spoke offering historical context and fielded questions regarding district operations.
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Genie Blair Ryan
Observer
Jemez Valley
Rio Rancho
Adrian Meador
Enchanted Hills
Carl Leppelman
Meador
Jemez
Intel and TVI plan West Side college courses near Rio Rancho
Intel Corp and TVI sign an agreement to continue talks on offering TVI courses at the Intel site in Rio Rancho as early as fall 1992. Classes would be open to Intel employees and the public, beginning with electronics and semiconductor manufacturing. TVI would move portable buildings for an electronics lab and classrooms, with TVI covering instructional costs and Intel providing site, utilities, and maintenance. The plan aims to create a West Side campus serving TVI’s 2,213 West Side and North Valley students, pending enrollment and survey results.
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Jay P
Thuringer
Albuquerque
George Prigmore
Intel
Cation
T-Vi
West Side
Prigmare
TVI
Prigmore
North Valley of
Ted Martinez
St. Joseph West Mesa Hospital
Ted Martinez quotes on first step toward West Side campus
TVI president Ted Martinez says the first step toward opening a West Side campus marks progress for the institution. He notes planning, funding, and community support are needed for the project to move forward.
Rio Rancho Mayor Sued Over Contract and Power Dispute
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, faces two lawsuits filed in Sandoval County District Court naming Mayor Pat D Arco as defendant and the City of Rio Rancho as plaintiff. One suit seeks a court order requiring the mayor to sign the administrator Bud Bensley contract, the other asks a ruling on who holds authority to discharge appointed officials.
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Jay P. Tharinger
Rio Rancho
Pat D’arco
City of
Sandoval County
Bud Bensley
D'Arco
Open Meetings Act dispute pits county against AG opinion
New Mexico AG warns San doval County may have violated the Open Meetings Act by a July 8 1991 emergency commission meeting that approved releasing 60000 for Rio Rancho Dam One repairs. County rejects ruling. AG notes possible misunderstanding but keeps complaint on file.
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State Attorney General's Office
Tat Sandoval
Duff Westbrook
Elizabeth Glenn
Special Commission
New Mexico Foundation For Open Government
Attorney General's Office
Glenn
Commission
Rio Rancho
Glenna
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