Chick-fil-A to Open Rio Rancho Location in December
Chick-fil-A will open its first Rio Rancho restaurant this December at a 4,700 square foot site on the east side of Unser Boulevard just south of Southern Boulevard. The restaurant aims to hire about 80 employees and is the seventh Chick-fil-A in New Mexico, with four in Albuquerque and two in Las Cruces. Construction began in late June by Panterra Construction. Mayor Gregg Hull welcomed the move saying it will create jobs and draw more dining options to the Unser/Southern area, helping capture revenue streams locally.
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Dog adoption events grow at park site in city program
Garcia notes the project cost 3560 from the parks budget for vinyl coated fencing from Albuquerque Fence. The dog park area remains open to the public except during events and offers good parking. Galarneau says the setup lets dogs act naturally and lets owners see how their dogs react to a prospective new pet. Adoption events at the High Resort site, ten minutes from the shelter, are city insured and allow on site payments. Dogs chosen are sterilized vaccinated micro chipped and licensed and slip leashes are provided.
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Leg Up From Page One
Gonzales and Weber, lifelong friends, rely on a 3 year old wheelchair with bald tires and broken brakes. Weber says the chair is unstable and has tipped over, leaving him stuck until insurance approves a replacement in about two years. The basic model costs around 15000 dollars and a newer unit would be similar.
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Help Devon walk again fundraising push for Weber wheelchair
Weber seeks 12 000 to 30 000 and his advocate Gonzales started a GoFundMe to raise 50 000 for a new wheelchair and years of physical therapy. The campaign has raised about 2 600 and runs through January with plans to allocate funds for therapy and equipment. Weber credits supporters and values the community effort.
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Sandoval County Finalizes FY16 Budget Plan
Sandoval County commissioners prepare to finalize the FY2015-16 budget after approving a preliminary $93 million plan in May. County Manager Phil Rios emphasized roads water and transportation with Paseo del Volcan as a priority to spur jobs. A final budget draft was unavailable at press time and the document must be approved by month end alongside a quarterly report and several budget adjustments including $2.7 million in cash transfers from FY2014-15 reductions.
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Montoyas project proves sediment control during heavy rains
The Lower Montoyas project beside Don Julio Road completes a SSCAFCA effort to improve Harvey Jones Channel. Heavy rainfall this month overwhelmed sediment basins, but deposits were captured, showing the system works as intended. Weather remains scattered, urging vigilance near arroyos and brief storm events.
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Corrales Road
District eyes athlete drug testing policy details
Carver outlined a policy to deter steroids and other drugs among ARPS athletes. Testing targets alcohol opiates marijuana cocaine amphetamines methadone and barbiturates with random on site swabs by a contractor. Positive first offenses trigger 20 days suspension coaching and parental counseling. repeat violations worsen penalties including permanent ban after a third. Annual cost set at up to $25 000.
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