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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 2012

Page

7

UNM SRMC Opens Doors With Full Services in Rio Rancho

The UNM Sandoval Regional Medical Center in Rio Rancho opened for patient care after final state approval, offering emergency and full clinical services. The $189 million, 72-bed teaching hospital will employ about 361 staff with a first year payroll over $40 million, sourcing 96.5 percent of materials from New Mexico.

UNM Sandoval County Rio Rancho UNM Health Senior Behavioral Health UNM Srmc Rogers New Mexico Brad Buck Unm Sandoval Regional Medical Center

Wilkins pushes sign rule changes for Rio Rancho

Rio Rancho city councilor Chuck Wilkins posts on chuckwilkins.com a series of proposed sign ordinance revisions to ease business. He seeks one temporary sign per business on its lot, non political signs in standard locations, removal during off hours, and weather hazard removal. He also urges broader temporary signs and removal of political sign time limits to reduce lawsuits and clutter.

Chuck Wilkins Rio Rancho Chuckwilkins Wilkins Unser Boulevard Southern Boulevard Progress Boulevard Mike Williams Peter Wells Wells

State hesitates on film incentives and study begins

Miller urges stronger support for New Mexico film incentives while Martinez and the governor show limited engagement. Richardson backs the industry and wooes Hollywood executives. A major study of incentives value is starting amid lawsuits and debate about whether any state benefits justify rebates and contracts.

Richardson Hollywood New Mexico Martinez Santa Fe

Judging book covers from a librarian’s view

Tracie Antonik, adult services librarian at Esther Bone Memorial Library, laments recurring cover models across genres. She notes mass market sameness, headless torsos, and limited imagination despite e publishing and author input. She cites Alan Furst and Daniel Silva examples and cites survey data from Romantic Times readers.

Chris McGrath White House Parliament Saint Basil’s Cathedral Alan Furst Daniel Silva Anne Boleyn Katherine Howard Romantic Times Book Review Esther Bone Vannda Nelson Tracie Antonik

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