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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 2010

Page

3

Rio Rancho votes zoning for Premiere Cinema height and parking

The Rio Rancho City Council approved a 65 foot height for a 14 screen Premiere Cinema near Unser and Southern. They also allowed a 158 space parking variance to 788 spaces, raising concerns about traffic flow and access on nearby Commercial Drive and unlighted intersections.

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Heroes and goats highlight local happenings

The Esther Bone Memorial Library honors Vannda Nelson with the Corretta Scott King author award. North Hills residents commendably reported a leak on Golden Eye Loop to city officials. Rio Rancho faces criticism for delayed response to the leak until a Waste Management truck damaged asphalt.

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Flags Faith, Freedom, and Fairness in Rio Rancho

Reader letters defend free speech and dissent including flag burning while condemning extremism. The piece links civic rights to contracts and warnings from Sinclair Lewis, then shifts to a local Sunset All-Stars recap, praising Sunset Majors’ effort in a 19-18 loss to Petro and urging Rio Rancho to apply vision to turn a burdensome project into value.

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Sunset Little League 11-12s Triumph in Dramatic District Run

Thirteen players shined as Sunset went 4-1 in a thrilling 11-12-year-old majors run. They outplayed Petro first, West Mesa with stout defense, Eastdale in a shutout, and staged a miraculous comeback to beat Paradise Hills 19-18 after trailing 0-13.

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Solar factory idea over rebuilt CNM Star Center debated

A local proposal weighs options to replace the Alba Tross event center with a solar panel factory or repurpose the CNM campus area. The plan argues for lower costs than bond plans, suggesting leasing city property or redesigning existing space while noting taxpayer implications and potential benefits.

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Rio Rancho Observer guidelines for guest opinions and letters

The Rio Rancho Observer welcomes Guest Opinions and Letters to the Editor with word limits of 500 for opinions and 300 for letters. Submissions must include author name city and contact phone number. anonymous entries are not considered. The editor may copyedit for clarity and space, and publication is not guaranteed.

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Little League Triumph Highlights Teamwork Echoing Lessons

Sunset Little League in Rio Rancho faced conflict and disappointment this season before a remarkable All-Star run. Thirteen players from six teams formed a cohesive unit, overcoming nerves, errors, and a 14 run deficit to defeat a veteran Albuquerque powerhouse and secure a dramatic late victory.

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