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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 2012

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3

UNM Sandoval Regional Medical Center targets summer opening

Administrators plan to open the UNM Sandoval Regional Medical Center in August with 314 staff including nurses and therapists. The hospital expects 406 workers next year and 445 in 2014, plus 46 new doctors at opening, with 72 beds and 200,000 square feet. Behavioral health gets 12 beds, and 96.5 percent of materials come from New Mexico. Local impact includes higher property values and increased spending.

New Hospital Unm Medical Center Unm Sandoval Regional Medical Center Kevin Rogels Rogels Rio Rancho UNM Rogers New Mexico Tom Swisstack City of Vision Presbyterian Rust Medical Center Unser Boulevard Rust Lovelace Westside Hospital West Side

Lawmakers Seek Leave for State Payroll to Attend Session

Two Sandoval County reps Tim Lewis and James E. Smith sponsor House Joint Resolution 18 with Rep. Dennis Roch to amend the state constitution. Voters would decide if legislators on the state payroll must take annual leave or leave without pay to attend sessions. If approved, the change would take effect immediately.

Sandoval County Tim Lewis R-Rio Rancho James E. Smith Sandia Park Dennis Roch Texico Lewis Smith Internal Revenue Service Roch

New Mexico lawmaker refuse pay amid housing program debate

The article notes 95 percent of New Mexico legislators refrain from taking pay while privately employed. It details the Neighborhood Stabilization Program funds from 2008, MFA purchases of foreclosed homes in Rio Rancho, rehabs, and sales to low and moderate income families. It also covers local reactions and a teacher legislator choosing not to accept salary to avoid impropriety.

New Mexico Smith Rio Rancho Mortgage Finance Authority Albuquerque Santa Fe Las Cruces MFA Joseph Montoya North Hills Montoya UPS James Jimenez Tom Swisstack

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