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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1994

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Rio Rancho asks voters for 27.1 million bond and levy

Rio Rancho Public Schools seeks a 27.1 million bond and a 2 mill levy to fund new school facilities. Defeasance of Jemez Valley bonds, if approved, allows Rio Rancho to pass taxes for schools. State defeasance bill tied to tax packages may shape funding.

Genie Blair Ryan Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education Rio Rancho Jemez Valley Public Schools Jemez Vince Martine

Grand Jury indicts Hoover on 24 felony counts in Rio Rancho

Randy Hoover, a former Rio Rancho neighbor, was indicted by the Sandoval County Grand Jury on 24 felony charges including criminal sexual penetration of a minor, criminal sexual contact, and false imprisonment. The case stems from videotaped interviews with five alleged victims and alleged incidents at Hoover's residence between May and September 1993. Hoover, free on bond after posting 150000, is barred from Rio Rancho and told not to contact victims or witnesses. investigation into the Gastons who were associated with visits continues.

Cord McQueen Rio Rancho Randy Hoover Vista Hills Mike Runnels Hoover Sandoval County Grand Jury Children Youth and Families Department Albuquerque Thomas Marybeth Gaston Patrick McNentney

Bail denied in murder case of Rio Rancho grandparents

Three Rio Rancho youths Michael Brown Jeremy Rose and Bernadette Setser remain in custody after a judge reversed a bail decision setting 100000 for each. They face two open counts of murder in the stabbing deaths of Edward and Mark Brown February 4.

Steve Larese Rio Rancho Edward Mark Brown Santa Fe Michael Brown Jeremy Rose Bernadette Setser Brown Rose Setser Marie Brown Bennie Lovato Santa Fe Juvenile Detention Center Sandoval County Detention Center Sandoval County Mike Runnels New Runnels

Accused Killers Identified in Rio Rancho Double Homicide

The accused killers of Edward and Marie Brown are Jeremy Rose 17 and Bernadette Setser 16. Their attorneys are Robert Fuentes Sandy Barnhart y Chavez. A second suspect, Michael Brown 16, appears in an inset.

Edward and Marie Brown Rio Rancho Jeremy Rose Bernadette Setser Robert Fuentes Sandy Barnhart Y Chavez Michael Brown

City Charter review plan set for Rio Rancho

A Charter Review Committee will be appointed to evaluate the two year old Rio Rancho City Charter approved by voters in 1992. Seven members from six districts plus one at large will review for up to 12 months with 180 days to draft changes and 30 days for governing body response.

Jay P. Tharinger Rio Rancho Carl Zander Randall van Vleck van Vleck Zander

Rio Rancho Seeks Voter OK to Buy Water and Sewer Utility

Plans outline operation by city after voters decide next month on purchasing the privately owned water and sewer utility. The March 1 ballot asks Rio Rancho residents if the city may acquire the property and assets by all lawful means.

Jay P. Thuringer City of Rio Rancho

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