Mariposa East and Cabezon PID elections set dates
Early and absentee voting begins July 22 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the Office of the City Clerk at 3200 Civic Center Circle. Election Day is August 11 with in person voting 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Fire Station 6 for Mariposa East residents and at Cabezon Community Center for Cabezon residents. Property owners may vote. resident electors may vote if registered in-district. Further details at chrio-rancho.nm.us/PIDS or 891-5004.
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Mariposa East
Cabezon Public Improvement
Civic Center Circle
Mariposa
Mariposa Parkway
Cabezon Community Center
Cabezon Blvd
Cabezon
Chrio-Rancho
Master Gardeners Open for Questions in Sandoval County
Sandoval County Extension Master Gardeners announce daily question hours from 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Call 867 2582 or email semghotline gmail com for guidance and tips on plants, soil, and garden care.
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Sandoval County Extension
New Mexico True Heroes program seeks nominations
After an inaugural 2014 program the state and the Gildan New Mexico Bowl invite nominations for the next round of New Mexico True Heroes. Gov Susana Martinez praises local volunteers as the form asks what makes a hero and how efforts helped communities. Nominations run through Oct 9 with a panel choosing top 10 finalists and four honorees to be recognized during 2015 bowl festivities on Dec 19.
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State of
New Mexico
Susana Martinez
NewMexico.org
Serving the City of Vision for 40 years
The notice highlights four decades of service to the City of Vision and directs readers to the local paper and phone number for more information.
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City of Vision
Rio Rancho to random drug test athletes in district
Rio Rancho Public Schools will randomly test students in grades eight through twelve who participate on school sports teams. The policy, passed unanimously by the school board, aims as a deterrent and will be explained to parents at the annual athletic eligibility meeting at Cleveland and Rio Rancho high schools. Bruce Carver, athletic director, said the move came from coaches and staff rather than a top down mandate.
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Rio Rancho
Unani
Mously
Rio Rancho Public Schools
Cleveland and
Rio Ranch High Schools
Bruce Carver
Gregg Hull
Albuquerque Isotopes
Orbit
Cindy Lopez
Isotopes Park
Isotopes
Jason Buchta
Lopez
Las Vegas 51S
Hull
Rio
Ball Park
City opens dog adoption venue at sports complex
Rio Rancho Animal Control launches an adoption venue at the High Resort Sports Complex. Eight 3 by 4 foot chain link pens were added in June with a shade structure. shade cloth is en route. Adoption events run 9 am to noon on the second and fourth Saturdays, weather permitting, with six to nine dogs brought per event.
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Rio Rancho Animal Control
Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department
High Resort Boulevard
Bent Galarneau
High Resort
Galarneau
Animal Control
Annemarie
Barber helps AR man gain aid for cerebral palsy
Gabriel Gonzales of Taj Salon and Barber Shop in Albuquerque helps 20 year old Weber, a Rio Rancho resident studying mechanical engineering at New Mexico Tech, who uses an aging wheelchair and lacks insurance coverage for physical therapy.
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Weber
Rio Rancho
New Mexico Tech
Gabriel Gonzales
Taj Salon
Golf Course Road
Albuquerque
Gonzales
Standing
Devon Weber
Rain delays SSCAFCA project in Rio Rancho area
Heavy monsoon rains slow the Lower Montoyas Water Quality Project in Southern Sandoval County. The effort to reduce sediment in Harvey Jones Channel faces a revised completion target now set for August, per SSCAFCA executive engineer Chuck Thomas.
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Rio Rancho
Sandoval County
One Arroyo
Phe
Montoyas
Harvey Jones Channel
Arroyo Flood Control Authority
Chuck Thomas
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Albuquerque Journal
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Argen Duncan
Barber
AR Man
Antonio Sanchez
Asark Khezlarr
Premiere
Cinemas
Premiere Parkway
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