Rio Rancho Board Hears In House Meals Talk
The Rio Rancho Public Schools board discussed potentially bringing meal services in house amid calls to keep lunch prices down. They noted past transportation privatization saved time but cost $1 million, while weighing the lack of local facilities for in house dining. A proposed weight monitoring program with the state health department was rejected as an unfunded mandate. The board also reviewed budget policy changes and approved roofing and wrestling room projects, with the next meeting set for August 9 at 5 30 pm.
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Harris withdraws from race citing time demands on family
Harris says she reconsidered after realizing the job requires long months away in Santa Fe during legislative sessions. Ally, who will begin middle school in fall, notes the daily meetings and fundraisers made the campaign too taxing for the mom and daughter. Party leaders emphasized family comes first.
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City holds work study on animal welfare ordinance changes
Rio Rancho holds a 6 p.m. work study at City Hall on proposed Animal Welfare Task Force ordinances. Michael Howland-Davis of Watermelon Mountain Ranch will answer questions. Task force leader cites progress and cautions about provisions affecting businesses and pet owners.
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