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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 2007
Page
1
Returning students register August 13 from 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Orientation for returning students is August 9 and for new students August 10. Parent and student orientation covers the new curriculum and learning management system. To schedule a registration appointment call 892 7222.
DPS spokesman John Francis comments on traffic and public safety saying low traffic and high traffic coincide with a rise in intoxicated individuals. The remark appears in a longer story on page A-2.
Looking Back notes AMREP South West and Intel pursued a hotel facility to attract the Impac Hotel Group of Atlanta, announced on July 2, 1997, leading to eventual construction of a Hilton Garden Inn in the area.
Rio Rancho Mayor Kevin Jackson faces pressure after an audit found he owes about 5300 dollars. Councilors Delma Petrullo and Howard Balmer demanded resignation by last Tuesday or face a public hearing subpoena. Jackson refused to resign, leaving city operations hindered as police noted his absence from City Hall.
Rio Rancho's Sunday is Funday returns this August with 50 cent burgers and hot dogs for family fun. The event keeps its familiar feel but drops Mayor Kevin Jackson from the bill, cited as a logistical change by spokesman Peter Wells. The Kiwanis Club hosted last year and the mayor helped attract attention, though it was not an official city event.
T-Mobile and Verizon challenge a June 27 Rio Rancho council amendment in a lawsuit claiming the ordinance burdens wireless users and is anti competitive. The filing cites a federal Telecommunications Act preemption and a 10 day notice letter to the city amid a contract dispute. The matter may trigger further changes and is followed by city coverage on A-3.
Rio Rancho Clerk will broadcast Planning and Zoning Board meetings on the city website using Granicus. The service costs roughly 30 000 dollars for setup and about 900 dollars monthly after year one, with 366 day video archiving and minutes linked to votes.
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