APS removes cafeteria equipment from Rio Rancho schools
Rio Rancho Public Schools will face disrupted meals as Albuquerque Public Schools removed most cafeteria equipment before the First Day ceremony. Officials debate legality and fairness while a rapid equipment loan plan is discussed to resume meals by Aug. 15.
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Gente Blair Ryan
Rio Rancho Public Schools
Rio Rancho
Albuquerque Public Schools
Jemez Valley
APS
State Department of Education
Federal Department of Agriculure
Clifford Moris
Department of Agriculture
Morris
Dallas
Rick Murray
APS Community Relations Department
Aaps Board of Education
Karla Walker
ARPS
State Department
Sue Cleveland
Central New Mexico
Murray
Cleveland
Agreement reached for Intel permit
Intel Corp and Corrales residents led by CRCAW reached a pact to alter Intel’s Rio Rancho plant air permit. The 15 technical conditions, not required by law, aim to improve monitoring, reduce odor, and cut VOC emissions by an estimated 95 percent.
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Cord McQueen
Intel Corp
Rio Rancho
Intel Management
Vocal Corrales
CRCAW
Intel
New Mexico Environment Department
25 School Jobs Remain Vacant at Rio Rancho Elementary
Rio Rancho Public Schools report 25 positions unfilled before the new school year, with Rio Rancho Elementary accounting for the majority. Eight regular teachers, one PE teacher, one librarian, a half-time nurse, and three custodians are needed at RR Elementary, which only filled the principal post so far. Committees will speed hiring, per Human Resources Director Clynes Foater. Mountain King and Mountain View have filled all posts. Lincoln Middle seeks 2.5 teachers and one educational assistant.
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Genie Blair Ryan
Observer
Rio Rancho
Rio Rancho Elementary
Board of Education
Rio Ranch Public Schools
Linda Fleming-Banker
Clynes Foater
Mountain Luther King Jr
Mountain View Middle School
Lincoln Middle School
City Council OKs Intuit bond package
Rio Rancho voters heard the City Council offer Intuit Inc. up to 12 million in property tax free Industrial Revenue Bonds to lure a 75 000 square foot support facility employing about 786 workers plus 200 construction jobs. Decision by late August may choose among competing cities with similar incentives.
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Jay P. Tharinger
Intuit Inc
Rio Rancho
Inwit
William Strauss
Strauss
Intuit
Boy rescued from drainage pipe near Meadowlark Road
Rio Rancho 16 year old Jason Dowdican fell about 20 feet into an underground drainage pipe while exploring with friends. EMS used confined space rescue techniques to lift him to safety and he was treated for a broken elbow before being released from University Hospital. Local officials warn of rising similar incidents as construction increases.
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Mary Beth King
Rio Rancho
Meadowlash Lane
Jason Dondican
Meadowlark
Sara Road
Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety
Don Scou
EMS
Dowdican
Scott
Dowdiean
University Hospital
Annie Olaén
Scout
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RRES
Jobs
Alaty
City Council
Oks
Tom Swisstack
Mary Genevieve Ryskiewicz
City Hall
Edith Kyse
Hall of Honor
Genevieve
John Kearney
Toby Geibig
Joseph DiStefano
Gabby Joiner
Tharinger
DPS
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