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Rio Rancho Observer in Rio Rancho, New Mexico

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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 2007

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Sunday in the Village event promotes Corrales shops and culture

Heaps Up Heaps Up hosts Sunday in the Village today from 11 am to 5 pm to showcase Corrales attractions. The event features unique shops art galleries wellness centers spas B and Bs wineries restaurants Grower’s Market and museums. A quoted line from Charlie Smith aged 83 appears, with the story continued on page two.

Corrales

Residents petition to block Sun Tran bus stop relocation

A July 2 1997 report notes Rio Rancho residents opposing a Sun Tran bus stop move that would place the stop outside city limits. Organizers circulate a petition to halt the relocation and preserve the current service area.

Sun Tran

Second recall effort begins in Rio Rancho mayor recall

Duke Stripling failed to qualify for a recall petition after his signature did not match his voter registration name and seven of twelve signatures were disqualified. AWE's recall effort, led by Jim Blaszkowski, filed shortly after, backing Mayor Kevin Jackson with 21 signatures and one more added, citing broader environmental and governance concerns.

Duke Stripling Stripling Rio Rancho Kevin Jackson

Activist tackles dying ducks at Chamisa Hills ponds

Gary Herron reports Albuquerque activist Marcy Britton urges CHCC to follow a Fish and Wildlife Service plan to curb botulism outbreaks from neglected waste water. She questions water testing and possible human risks while noting three recent duck deaths and the broader migratory bird disease threat.

Britton Albuquerque Chamisa Hills Country Club CHCC U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Justice For Animals, Inc State Environment Department Field Manual of Wildlife Diseases National Freedom Marcy Britton

Rio Rancho opens second USPS contract unit at ABC Glass

Rio Rancho adds a second contracted postal unit at ABC Glass on Golf Course Road, joining Rio Rancho Printing near NM 528. The station offers most postal services except money orders, Selective Service, passports, and incoming mail, with staff operated by USPS contractors. ABC Glass, a family-run business, notes strong community demand and volunteer support.

Rio Rancho ABC Glass Golf Course Road Rio Rancho Printing NM 528 Industrial Park Loop Laura Escudero Barbara Wood USPS Wood

Council to mayor must appear before July hearing

The Rio Rancho City Council, citing past censure and budget suspension of Mayor Kevin Jackson, votes unanimously to set a July 20 public hearing and authorize a subpoena to compel his appearance. Only one councilor spoke to the issues during Wednesday’s meeting as others pressed procedural questions.

Rio Rancho Kevin Jackson Jackson City Hall Larry Naranjo Patty Thomas James Babin

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