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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 2004

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Rio Rancho Public Schools marks 10 year milestone

Rio Rancho celebrates a decade since its district formation with a July 1, 1994 start acknowledged at a Friday anniversary event at Outback Steakhouse. Speakers include Superintendent Sue Cleveland and board president Don Schlichte, highlighting community effort, growth, and top programs leading to high test scores and a large Rio Rancho High School class. A Fourth of July parade and events are planned with a new parade route ending at the Veterans Monument.

Gary Herron Albuquerque Outback Rio Rancho Public Schools Sue Cleveland Don Schlichte Rio Rancho Albuquerque Public Schools Jemez Valley Schools Bernalillo Schools Joe Carraro Santa Fe Cleveland Carl Harper Karla Rio Rancho High School City Hall Southern Boulevard Pinetree Road Veterans Monument Aapseu National Education Association of New Mexico Charles Goodmacher NEANM Brady New Mexico

Rio Rancho schools and union in pay impasse

Rio Rancho Public Schools and the Rio Rancho School Employees' Union remain at odds over pay increases for the 04-05 year. The union seeks a mediator while the district cites funding gaps and a critical cash balance, with negotiations set to continue despite a 2% raise approved by the board.

Gary Herron Rio Rancho School Employees Rio Rancho Public Schools Carl Brady Don Schlichte Rio Rancho

Rio Rancho Council Backs City Reorganization Plan

The Rio Rancho Governing Body gave implied approval to proceed with city reorganization and related economic policy documents. A work session Wednesday night featured questions but no formal vote, with consensus favoring both proposals and a July 14 agenda item planned.

Eric Maddy Rio Rancho Jim Palenick Jim Owen Mike Williams Palenick

Clinton memoirs sell briskly across nation and stores

Bill Clintons My Life sold over a million copies in about a week with Hastings Rio Rancho selling out on debut day. Local stores like Hastings and Barnes & Noble offered discounts while reviewers criticized the 951 page memoir. The national debut set a record for a nonfiction release.

Eric Maddy Observer Bill Clinton Rio Rancho Harvey Waken Hastings In Waken Frances Wyant Hastings Barnes & Noble Cottonwood Corners U.S Hillary Rodham Clinton

Commission feud delays West Nile plan in Sandoval County

Sandoval County commissioners pressed the elections bureau and personnel director to respond to issues with the elections office and to prepare a vector control plan for a potential West Nile outbreak. Elections Director Eddie Gutierrez did not attend, with his supervisor Victoria Dunlap citing abusive conduct. The board questioned Roadrunner Pest Control costs and noted a West Nile death near Chamisa Hills as context for emergency spraying.

Eric Maddy Sandoval County Dunlap Commission Ely Gutierrez Elections Bureau Farmington Tammi Gerard Bency Public Works Lisa Vornholt Roadrunner Pest Control Services West Nile Chamisa Hills Country Club Rio Rancho Roadrunner Paul Sandoval

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