Rio Rancho board pauses Joe Harris Elementary project
The Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education, 5-0, votes to pause Joe Harris Elementary due to missing state funding and reallocates its $10 million bond toward other needs. Lincoln Middle School gains about 4.4 million for a new gym and labs, plus a 4 million bus depot with a 9,853 square foot admin building and a 9,386 square foot maintenance facility.
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Scherzinger seeks re election to District 2 seat
Corrales resident Scherzinger announces bid for a second term in Sandoval County. The Democrat, elected in 2012, represents Corrales and part of Rio Rancho. She cites 1500 miles of unpaved roads and aging rural bridges as infrastructure concerns and promotes Haven House and mental health care reform. Her district primary is June 7.
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North 9 dispute pits residents against Pulte
Community members warn a North Nine subdivision plan could raise lot costs and depress property values. They accuse North Nine Association of stalling a Pulte Homes deal to sell the golf club, Club Rio Rancho, with potential layoffs and loss of a regional recreation site if the sale fails. Browne claims Pulte cannot match higher price offers while allies vow to protest planning actions and push for the sale.
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