Mayor Hull Show features City Clerk Ruger on 2016 election
Rio Rancho Mayor Gregg Hull interviews City Clerk Steve Ruger about the 2016 municipal election on The Mayor Hull Show. The program is available daily on the City YouTube channel and rrnm.gov mayorhallshow, Rio Vision cable channel 15, with viewing times at 7 am, 5:30 pm, and 9:30 pm for Cable One subscribers. Visit rrnm.gov/2016 election for details.
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Perry Initiative Workshop Seeks Women in Medicine and Engineering
Young women in high school and college are invited to apply for a one day, hands on workshop hosted by the University of New Mexico Department of Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation. The Perry Initiative event on March 19 at UNM North Campus features talks by women leaders, mock orthopedic surgeries, and biomechanics experiments. Apply online by the Thursday deadline at perryinitiative.org.
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Rio Rancho grad keynote at Reinventing Our City 3.0 meeting
Amanda Aragon a Rio Rancho High School Class of 2005 graduate and New Mexico native will headline Albuquerque Business Firsts Reinventing Our City 3.0 the millennial generation and Albuquerque focus. She directs strategic outreach for the New Mexico Department of Public Education and will be joined by Carlos Contreras Ron Patel and David Silverman as panelists.
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David Silverman
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Dyslexia Tutoring Fundraiser At Sandoval Lodge
A soup and salad bar fundraiser supports the Dyslexia tutoring program at the Masonic School for Children with Learning Disabilities. The event runs Wednesday February 24 from 5 30 to 7 30 p m at 1420 Barbara Loop Sandoval Masonic Lodge with admission eight dollars for adults and five dollars for children.
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Indexing the City: Serving Vision for Over Forty Years
The Index newspaper marks more than four decades of service to the City of Vision, highlighting its historical role in chronicling local life, events, and notable figures through consistent coverage and community engagement.
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Rio Rancho to Get 2.13 Million From Army Corps
City of Rio Rancho expects a 2.135 million reimbursement from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers as part of a 2007 arsenic treatment project. The payment, part of a 6 million grant, follows years of stalled funding and is in the corps FY2016 work plan. Mayor Gregg Hull calls it a major step forward while aiming for the remainder of the outstanding amount.
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T Mobile eyes Sprint center in Rio Rancho
Albuquerque Journal reports T-Mobile may take over the Rio Rancho call center closed by Sprint earlier this month. Dave Hill of NAI Maestas & Ward calls it a community benefit and real estate opportunity. Early-stage talks involve owner CALL LLC with multiple parties showing leasing interest. potential new call center use noted but exact employee numbers unclear.
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Rio Rancho candidates tout roads and utilities at high school forum
Rio Rancho voters heard 10 municipal election hopefuls in a two hour forum at Rio Rancho High School. Candidates for Districts 1 4 and 6 discussed road repairs economic development and utilities as priorities. Early voting is underway for March 1 with a property tax increase and 11 charter amendments on the ballot.
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No to charter amendments sparks council clash at City Hall
Mayor Gregg Hull and three councilors condemned pink signs near City Hall urging a no vote on 11 proposed charter amendments. Councilor Lonnie Clayton called the signs disrespectful as voters prepare for the March 1 municipal election. The amendments cover outside employment for the mayor, higher salaries for 2018 officials, and reviews every six years.
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Rio Rancho to vote on 11 charter amendments
Rio Rancho residents will decide 11 charter amendments on March 1 addressing pay raises for elected officials tie vote breaking by the mayor ethics removal from the charter and other changes. The council approved placing all amendments on the ballot to save costs but faced opposition and dissent from Wilkins Scott and Everett.
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Wall of Hearts project spreads kindness at Rio Rancho High
The Associated Students organized a Wall of Hearts kindness drive from February 8 to 12 at Rio Rancho High. About 2,500 paper hearts were prepared for students and 300 for staff, with each class and faculty posting their own heart walls. Participants wrote positive messages, then took the hearts home to read. Jessica Misla said she hopes more people feel love.
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