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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 2016

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Rio Rancho teams win 6A bowling title and win state council award

Rio Rancho High School won the Class 6A bowling championship last Saturday and Associated Students earned the Platinum Student Council of the Year, the top honor at the New Mexico state conference in Los Alamos. The district also promotes Rio Rancho Veterans Resource Day on March 18 at Sabana Grande Community Center to inform veterans about pensions, the G I Bill, VA health care, and other benefits. CoderDojo runs at Loma Colorado Main Library with Teen Tech Week events March 6 12 offering 3D printing and smartphone holo gram projects for grades 7 12. Valencia Animal Shelter reports overflowing dogs needing care vaccinations and microchips. Watermelon Mountain Ranch seeks help and lists contact details.

Rio Rancho Associated Los Alamos New Mexico AAHS Associated Students New Mexico Department of Veterans Services City of Sabana Grande Community Center Sabana Grande Ave Coderdojo Loma Colorado Brian Montoya Inquiry Facilitators Morancholibraries.org Valencia Sara Garrigan Sarawmr Aol

INDEX Serving the City of Vision for over 40 years

The item notes the INDEX newspaper's long history serving the City of Vision for more than four decades, likely marking an anniversary and inviting readers to engage with continuing local coverage.

City of Vision

Paseo del Volcan expansion funded amid criticism

Lawmakers approved 1.5 million in capital outlay for the Paseo del Volcan project despite its criticism by consumer watchdog PIRG which labeled the 30 mile PdV extension an expensive boondoggle. The study cites 12 highway boondoggles costing at least 24 billion dollars. Governor Susana Martinez dismissed PIRG’s report, defending the project’s long term economic benefits.

Education Fund Frontier Group New Mexico Paseo del Volcan Lauren Aragon PIRG Susana Martinez

RR charter school opens new STEM focused campus

The ASK Academy, a public charter for grades six through twelve, moves to a new Sundt Road building adjacent to the Boys & Girls Club. Co founder Stephenson notes the delay from 2015 16 plans but confirms students will complete 180 school days as the 2015 16 year proceeds with the STEM oriented program led by Stephenson and Dan Barbour.

Stephenson ASK Kyle Katie ASK Academy Sundt Road Boys & Girls Club Paul Stephenson Rio Rancho

SandRidge zone change returns to county P Z

SandRidge Energy's zone change request was remanded to Sandoval County planning and zoning after a 4-1 vote by the county commission. The panel had previously recommended denial, and Sand Ridge asked for a delay to address concerns. A large crowd opposed the plan, with placitas resident Mike Neal noting the shift in discussion.

Bernalillo Sandoval County Commission SandRidge Energy Planning and Zoning Commission Sand Ridge County Commission Nora Scherzinger Mike Neal Placitas Neal

UNM West funds added to bond package

Legislative changes repurpose bond funds to include a new health sciences center at UNM West. Senate Bill 122 moved 8 million from an Rio Rancho senior center, reducing its allocation from 11.4 million to 3.4 million. Amendment by Rep. Jason Harper, Rio Rancho.

Unm West Rio Rancho House Ways and Means Committee Jason Harper Harper Rio

King Brothers Alamo Ranch Put On Market At 33 Million

Observer reports the King Brothers Alamo Ranch northwest of Rio Rancho is listed for 33 million dollars. The 60 000 deeded and 14 000 leased acres surround Zia and Laguna Pueblos with Rio Puerco on the western edge. The property, purchased in 1961 by the late Gov Bruce King and brothers, is a Colorado-New Mexico legacy ranch with elk mule deer mountain lions in its rolling grassy canyons and mesas. A Hall and Hall broker said the family believes it is a good time to sell amid market conditions.

King Brothers Alamo Ranch Rio Rancho Hall and Hall Real Estate Bruce King New Mexico Hall and Hall Zia Pueblo Laguna Pueblo

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