Rio Rancho Library Pet Show Set for Saturday
The Friends of the Rio Rancho Library host a children’s pet show Saturday July 19 starting at 10 a.m. in the north library parking lot with dogs and cats in costumes, a most unusual pet contest, prizes, and ribbons for five animal classes.
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Friends of the Library of Rio Rancho
Rio Rancho Library
Friends of the Library
Rio Rancho
Terry Griffin
Barbara Merickel
The
Rio Rancho Animal Clinic
Kay Huggins
Rio Rancho Presbyterian Church
Mike Michael
KDEF
Trish Barry
City council discusses cul-de-sac length limits
Pacelli and residents raise concern over street length if turned into a cul-de-sac. Pacelli notes he asked at a council meeting about cul-de-sac limits and Development Director Springfield says new subdivisions cap at 500 feet.
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Bob Wessels
Pacelli
Springfield
Motive sought in Sandoval shooting of Austin. reward offered
Pino says motive unclear in the case and investigators pursue leads from Austin's credit card use. Crimestoppers reward of 1000 dollars remains for information leading to arrest and indictment. Austin, a Pine Buffs native who moved to New Mexico in 1984, helped finish Mesa Vista Baptist Church. tips can be given confidentially to Sandoval County Sheriff at 867-2932.
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Pino
Austin
Pine
Pine Buffs
Ark
New Mexico
Mesa Vista Baptist Church
Sandoval County
Council Denies Appeal Over 1709 33rd Street Housing Unit
The council unanimously rejected Pete Scaltrito and Cindy Duran's appeal to place a portable housing structure at 1709 33rd Street, after the Planning and Zoning Commission ruled it a mobile home. It also approved a 3.8 percent cost of living raise for city staff and moved to restructure departments with a separate Public Works director.
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Pete Scaltrito
Cindy Duran
33Rd Street
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Planning Commission
Sam Garret
Mike Springfield
Grover Nash
Public Works Department
Nash
Zander
Joan Borresen
City Community Services Department
City Development Department
Department of Public Safety
Cottonwoods
20Th Street
Western Hills Drive
Commission Revises Home Occupancy Rules and Approvals
The City Planning and Zoning Commission drops a home occupancy option as it conflicts with occupancy rules. Commissioners seek a full status synopsis of applicants and require state health compliance plus all five stipulations. Draft conditions to be ready for July 29 with two new home occupation permit approvals for Linda Blair and Bettye Boggs.
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Liming
Gerald Firgard
Commission
City Development Department
State Health Department
Sam Garret
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Southern Boulevard
23Rd
24Th Streets
Linda Blair
33Rd Circle
Bettye Boggs
San Juan de Rio
Welcome to the World: New Albuquerque Babies
A brief birth notice lists families in New Mexico with newborns. Don Wayne and Debbie Kay Greene of Albuquerque announce a daughter born June 30. James and Yolanda Salazar of Albuquerque announce a daughter born July 1. Frank and Karen Turrietta of Albuquerque announce a son born July 4. Robin and Brenda Vogsland of Rio Rancho announce a daughter born July 9.
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Don Wayne
Debbie ‘Kay Greene
Albuquerque
James
Yolanda Salazar
Frank
Karen Turrietta
Robin
Brenda Vogsland
Rio Rancho
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David R. Giaquinto
D.D.S. Family Dentistry
Corrales Center
Rio Rancho Blvd
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Antm Public Service
Dairy Queen Brazier
Erat
Teisthon
Corrales Rd
New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department
Meadowlark Senior Citizens Center
Vickie Fisher
Domingo Martinez
Victor Baca
Sandoval
Griffin
Pauline B. Eisenstadt
House of Representatives
McDonalds of
Crews, Inc
Friends
Isabel Hoffer
Carol Manhart
Gordon Hawley
Jackie Harris
Bill Halle
Ruth Levy
Cherry Burns
Marilyn Collins
Lorraine
Wishing West
Toni Beatty
Rio Rancho Library Friends
Friends of the Rio Rancho Library
Bill Hulle
Lorraine Lampiis
Marilyn
Corrales Shopping Center
del Mar
Council
West Mesa
West Side
St. Joseph West Mesa Hospital
Social Security
Wheeler, Sanchez & Contier
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