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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 2012

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3

Retirement center proposal could bring jobs and $4 million to Rio Rancho

A letter on file at Rio Rancho City Hall says a La Vida Llena continuing care retirement community near Loma Colorado and Northern boulevards could cost up to $60 million to construct and create as many as 100 new jobs while injecting about $4 million into the local economy. The plan, designed by Consensus Planning, would include independent living, assisted living and memory care options and is being reviewed by city staff.

Rio Rancho City Hall la Vida Llena Peter Wells Karen Marcotte Consensus Planning Rio Rancho Pulte Homes Loma Colorado Albuquerque Erika Sedillo Rio Rancho High School la Vida Vista Nueva Vista Fitch New Mexico Restaurant Association New Mexico Business Weekly Lavidallena.com

Rio Rancho plans phased facility with 100 plus staff

A site plan from La Vida Llena outlines a new phased facility employing over 100 professionals and contributing more than 4 million dollars annually in payroll. The effort, backed by City of Rio Rancho and Pulte Homes, ties to a mixed-use community as part of a regional economic development push.

la Vida Llena Marcotte Rio Rancho Pulte Homes

Fitness trainer path and client mindset shift note

The article discusses becoming a certified trainer through groups like the International Sports Sciences Association and the National Strength and Conditioning Association. It follows Corrales resident Lara Aho who starts training with Lena at Defined Fitness, investing over 350 dollars monthly for two 30 minute sessions weekly and a gym membership, and gaining confidence through upper body work and activities like rock climbing. It emphasizes commitment, lifestyle changes, and professional guidance for sustained results.

David Lewis Defined Fitness Rio Rancho Lewis Bright International Sports Sciences Association National Strength and Conditioning Association Cip Sena Lara Lena Aho

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