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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 2004

Page

2

Clinton nets 10 million advance for panned book

The book, already in its third printing with 2.6 million copies, drew criticism from most reviewers. The New York Times notes fiction records, citing Harry Potter sales as unmatched by a five million first day for The Order of the Phoenix, amid a massive publicity rollout described by lawyer Robert Barnett as the mother and father of all book rollouts.

United States Order of the Phoenix New York Times Robert Barnett

Rio Rancho marks graduation milestones and hopes for growth

Rio Rancho officials led commencement ceremonies attended by over 10,800 people for two years as Mayor Jim Owen lauded three key elements of strong communities: economy safety and schools. Emcee Moore praised business support and auto dealer Don Chalmers thanked for investing in youth and future Ford buyers.

Rio Rancho Jim Owen Cibola (High School Don Chalmers Ford Chalmers Cleveland Moore

Pay disputes in Rio Rancho teachers contract talks

Brady and Goodmacher defend ongoing negotiations with Rio Rancho Public Schools as union rep Melissa Busse questions priorities and transparency. Officials say state licensure changes justify raises. Schlichte notes little room for compromise and cites 2 percent across the board with many receiving higher percentages.

Brady Goodmacher Melissa Busse Rio Rancho High School

Brick honors blue star families at Rio Rancho park wall

Active duty Larry Cotton installs a commemorative brick at Rio Rancho Veterans Memorial Park for Fourth of July celebrations. The brick honors families with a child in active service in conflicts such as Iraq. The Independence Day parade steps off Monday at 10 a.m. from city hall.

Larry Cotton Rio Rancho Veterans Memorial Park Iraq City Hall

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