A Park Above faces funding to lease Rio Rancho land
An editorial urges support for Common Ground project A Park Above on Presbyterian Rust Medical Center land in Rio Rancho. Private donations target 500000 while city and local donors have raised 450000 toward a 25 million plan. state funding hoped.
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Presbyterian Healthcare Services
Presbyterian Rust Medical Center
Rio Rancho
New Mexico
Jennie Baca
Tom Swisstack
Baca
Lakeland
Fla
Metro
Presbyterian
Peter Wells
Jay Hart
City of Rio Rancho
Hart
National Center On Physical Activity and Disability
Presbyterian Hospital
Rio Rancho voters praised and chastised in bond election
Citizens celebrate those who voted in Rio Rancho Public Schools bond election and recognize Cathleen Daly for winning Disney's Dreamers Academy essay contest. The piece condemns the large majority who did not vote in the $50 million school bond and two mill levy election.
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Rio Rancho Public Schools
Cathleen Daly
Rio Rancho
VIEWS on Rio Rancho bond heats up student hope
The Feb 7 approval of a 50 million bond and extended levy will fund new school construction and upgrades. A middle school pupil, Julia, asked what the bond would bring, then lit up at news of a new heating and cooling system.
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Rio Rancho Public Schools
Julia
Smooth path to state budget approval noted in New Mexico
In Santa Fe bipartisan cooperation surfaces on government reform and budget planning. A three amendment package from Think New Mexico to revamp the Public Regulation Commission passed the House unanimously with support from Gov. Susana Martinez and will be carried in the Senate by both parties. The budget process shows rare unity, with the House Appropriations and Finance Committee voting unanimously after securing GOP agreement, signaling a likely smooth adoption again.
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Santa FE
Public Regulation Commission
Think New Mexico
House
Susana Martinez
Senate
PRC
House Appropriations and Finance Committee
Kiwanis club backs civic forum posting questions
Ken Alderson questions city cand idates forum while SCBB explains twofold mission. The Sandoval County Business Builders Kiwanis club formed to provide business to business networking and community service. Members expect a 10x benefit from dues 600 dollars annually and contribute to Camp Shaver near Jemez Springs with work days supplies and equipment. The club remains nonpartisan and aims to inform voters and boost turnout in Rio Rancho.
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Ken Alderson
Rio Rancho
Nity
Kiwanis International
Shaver
Jemez Springs
Alderson
SCBB
Guidelines for Rio Rancho Observer submissions
The Rio Rancho Observer invites guest opinions and letters to the editor with limits of 500 words for opinions and 300 words for letters. Submissions must include author name, city, and a verification phone number. anonymous work will not be considered.
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Bbuck
Rrobserver
Sara
Suite D
Rio Rancho NM
Brad Buck
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