Bernalillo forum highlights council and judge hopefuls
Albuquerque Journal staff writer Katie Barnitz reports on a chamber of commerce forum in Bernalillo where five town council candidates for two at large seats and judge hopefuls answered questions. Incumbents and challengers outlined priorities including unity, economic development, tax concerns, and public engagement despite one candidate’s absence due to injury.
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Bernallio
Bernalillo
Debbi Moore
Rio Rancho Regional Chamber of Commerce
Workforce Connection
Rail Runner
Marian Jaramillo
Mark Lopez
Chris Cordova
James Gill
Cordova
Main Street
Ronnie Sisneros
Moore
Gill
Rio Rancho Eyes UNM West Expansion and Senior Center
Rio Rancho officials push for GO bond funding to back UNM West with a $12 million local match from gross receipts tax revenues. A $3.4 million earmark would finance planning land acquisition and early construction for a new senior center, while UNM Health Sciences Center leadership faces prioritization and vetting questions. Governor Martinez is expected to sign, placing the measure before voters in the fall.
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UNM
Health Sciences Center University
UNM University
Health Science Center
Board of Regents
Silva Steele
State Department of Higher Education
Las Cruces
PBS
KRWG
Department of Higher Education
Barbara Damron
Harper
Susana Martinez
Rio Rancho
PdV freeway project drawn into funding, land debate
Community leaders pursue funding for the Paseo del Volcan extension while rights of way exceed six million dollars for 178 acres in Quail Ranch. Officials say growth plans drive approvals, countering PIRG claims of private developers steering the project and stressing its role in Rio Rancho's economic development.
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the Observer
Paseo del Volcan
Quail Ranch
John Black
Parsons Brinckerhoff
PIRG
Federal Highway Administration
NMDOT
MRCOG
Pdv
Tony Dutzik
Frontier Group
Rio Rancho
Mark Scott
Bernalillo
Pueblo
Craig Brandt
Sandoval County Line
Unser Boulevard
Jason Harper
R-Sandoval
ASK Academy moves to new two story building
The ASK Academy opens a $5.8 million two story campus with blue interiors and 2.5 acres fenced for safety. Grades 6-8 occupy the lower floor and 9-12 the upper level increasing classrooms from 17 to 25. Music plays in hallways as students adjust to the new deejay led environment.
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Stephenson
ASK Academy
David Bowie
Eagles
Glenn Frey
ASK Academy opens with STEM focus and growth plans
Stephenson outlines a 475-student goal for 2016-17 as the 38,950 square foot ASK Academy expands from the Sara Road site. Phase 2 may add a gym and meeting area while graduates pursue STEM careers. the academy aims for high ACT results and community unveiling on March 18 with Gov. Martinez in attendance.
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Pus
Sara Road
Stephenson
Rio Rancho
Barbour
Public Education Department
ASK Academy
ASE Academy
Susana Martinez
PED
Hanna Skandera
Obituary for James E Mulhall in Rio Rancho
James Ernst Mulhall died February 11 2016. Born March 29 1928 in Flushing New York he served in the U S Army and attained staff sergeant. Survived by multiple steps and blood relatives including Jeanne Clarke James J Mulhall Patrick Mulhall Michael and their spouses and grandchildren. No services per his request.
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Flushing
New York
Rio Rancho
Jim
Gail Case
Boynton Beach
Florida
Jeanne Clarke
Medford
James J. Mulhall
Leslie
Patrick Mulhall
Bart Evans
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
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Pamela
Charles
Sean
Sharon
Kelly
Christopher
Ryan
Eric
Agnes
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