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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 2012

Page

12

Scout Troop 31 cleans up litter in Rio Rancho

From the Jan 28 1982 Rio Rancho Observer Scout Troop 31 from Star Heights cleaned litter from around 20th Street on a Saturday. Scouts Kevin Barnes Freddy Bates David Marsh Mike Tedeschi Brad Johnson Mark Fisher Ronnie Balsar and Lee George and Bryan Patero filled bags and loaded debris for disposal with a truck from 20th Street Brake’s Lota Burger. Afterward the boys refreshed at Lota Burger saying the treats hit the spot.

Rio Rancho Observer Rio Rancho Star Heights Kevin Barnes Freddy Bates David Marsh Mike Tedeschi Brad Johnson Mark Fisher Ronnie

Digital library tips for e readers Christmas gift

Rio Rancho Public Library offers guidance to use e readers for downloading free audiobooks and e books. Staff highlight Overdrive access via hopl lib overdrive com with two week checkout, one week option, two titles per user, and holds ensuring timely circulation.

Rio Rancho Public Lee Child John Sandford John Grisham Stephenie Meyer Hopl. Lib Loma Colorado Esther Bone Ci.morancho

New Mexico Open Government Group Names New Executive Director

The New Mexico Foundation for Open Government appoints Gwyneth Doland as executive director effective Feb. 20. Doland, a journalist and Albuquerque resident, hosts KNME Public Square and reports for New Mexico in Focus while teaching multimedia journalism at UNM. Doland formerly edited The New Mexico Independent and contributed to Santa Fe Reporter and Weekly Alibi.

New Mexico The New Mexico Foundation For Open Government Gwyneth Doland Doland Albuquerque KNME Public Square New Mexico In Focus University of New Mexico the New Mexico Independent Santa Fe Terri Cole Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce FOG Mary Lynn Roper Koat 7 Kent Walz Albuquerque Journal Greg Williams Peifer, Hanson & Mullins Sarah Welsh Welsh Cole

Rio Rancho candidates list speaking events and contacts

Sunday notices outline candidate appearances for Rio Rancho City Council race. Helene Apper invites calls at 867-9489. Kathy Colley at Feb 13 Kiwanis forum 6 30 pm. 264 3756 or 463 1994. Marylin Salzman at Friends of Ro Rancho Open Space February 11 9 11 am and Feb 13 6 30 pm Kiwanis forum and Feb 24 Chamber annual dinner 6 30 pm Hyatt Tamaya. Mark Scott at Joe's Pasta House Feb 13 27 12 1 pm and Farmer's Insurance Feb 6 7 8 pm. Chuck Wilkins hosts Monday open houses at 2740 Northern Blvd 5 30 to 8 pm through March 5. Mike Williams to meet constituents by phone 980 8844. Email bbuck rrobserver com for listing updates.

Rio Rancho Rio Rancho Observer Helene Apper Kathy Colley Sandoval County Marylin Salzman Friends of Ro Rancho Rio West Community Church Business Builders Kiwanis Rio Rancho Regional Chamber of Commerce Hyatt Tamaya Mark Scott Joe’s Pasta House Southern Blvd Farmer's Insurance Northern Blvd Chuck Wilkins Mike Williams

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