New Villa office building opens in Rio Rancho Industrial Park
A four-unit building at 104 Fromage Road in Rio Rancho Industrial Park now hosts four tenants. Rancho Aluminum, Inc. led by Tony Iglio of Alameda, produces aluminum patio covers and related items with six full-time workers. Also opening are Jay-Dee Car and Truck Repair run by Joe Canizio and Car Beauty Parlor operated by Phil Scicolone, both of Rio Rancho, offering extensive vehicle services. Trageo Manufacturing Co. owned by Frances Rickert of Rio Rancho makes custom furniture and wall decor sold via Academy Furniture in Corrales. DeMarco's, Inc. Auto Bard Works operates from the same site with four full-time staff and 24-hour towing at 898-2121, expanding DeMarco's NM presence started on Long Island three years ago.
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Rio Rancho
Will Corporation
Grandinetti Products, Inc
Rancho Aluminum, Inc
Trageo, Inc
DeMarcn
Cer Jay Auto Repair
New Villa
Fromage Road
Rio Rancho Industrial Park
Tony Iglio
Alameda
New Mexico
Toll
Rancho Aluminum
Iglio
Long Island
Jay-Dee
Joe Canizio
Phil Scicolone
Car Beauty Partor
Paradise Hills
Corrales
Trageo Manufacturing Co
Frances Rickert
Senta Fe
Academy Furniture
Corrales Center
Rickerts
DeMarco’s, Inc
Auto Bard Works
DeMarco
Fourth, NW
Paint and Boyd
Sandoval County officers plead guilty to aiding illegal entry
Sandoval County Sheriff Robert Budagher and Chief Deputy Carlos Pino pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges of aiding and abetting illegal aliens entering the United States. The case stems from two Mexican nationals arrested after crossing near El Paso and being picked up by the officers. Sentencing is postponed for pre-sentencing reports.
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Sandoval County
Robert Budagher
Carlos Pino
United States
U.S
el Paso
Texas
Budagher
Pino
Ronald Ederer
U.S. Probation Office
John Pinckney
San Antonio
Juarez
Mexico
Gomersindo Lopez- Garcia
Garcia
Rio Grande
Reymundo Lujan-Hernandez
Pinckney
U.S. Border Patrol
New Mexico
Sandoval
Badagher
Aldgodones
Hernandez
Pica
Pinch
Woolston
Toney Anaya
Anaya
New Mexico DA Howden suspended from practice for 18 months
The New Mexico Supreme Court suspended District Attorney Frederick B. Howden for 18 months for misusing a client's funds. He cannot work for any licensed attorney during the period and must pay disciplinary costs. Howden, DA for the 13th Judicial District, criticized the decision and said he may face changes in his office, with Governor Apodaca possibly appointing Thomas C. Esquibel if he resigns.
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New Mexico Supreme Court
Frederick B
Ted"’) Howden
New Mexico
Howden
Valencia County
Statt Bar Association
Atorney
13Th Judicial
Valencia
Sandoval
Jenny Apodaca
Thomas CC. Esquibel
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Lopez-Gascia
Lujan-Hernandez
Supreme Court