Crum to Host Public Meeting on Aug 6 in Rio Rancho
Rio Rancho District 5 Councilor Tim Crum invites District 5 residents and others to a 7 15 to 8 15 p m gathering at Cabezon Community Center 2307 Cabezon Blvd The purpose is to discuss the Aug 20 municipal special election and issues around it Crum plans no voter guidance during the meeting but will answer questions and share why he backed delaying the tax vote A yes vote on Aug 20 would cut the local higher education facilities sales tax in half In parallel District 1 Councilor Chuck Wilkins backs an ordinance to fund a new eighth percent gross receipts tax for police and fire services if the tax is approved and Crum says he would support that ordinance
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Local writer Katy Barnitz featured in New Mexico Magazine
Katy Barnitz of Rio Rancho, a 2008 Rio Rancho High School graduate and fifth generation New Mexican, stars in a 12 page feature "25 Reasons to Love Gallup" in the August New Mexico Magazine. She covers education and county government for the Gallup Independent and has written for Albuquerque The Magazine, NMSU communications, and the Brussels Accessible Art fair in Belgium. UNM West hosts a July 29 reception for new CEO Wynn Goering at 5 to 6 p.m. in the Lobo Conference Room, open to the public at 2600 College Blvd.
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INDEX Serving the City of Vision for 40 years
The Riverside Observer marks four decades of local service to Vision City with ongoing community coverage and a reminder of its public trust and local reporting role.
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UNM and CNM Plan Joint Building in Rio Rancho Center
UNM and CNM announce a new building project near UNM West and CNM campuses in Rio Rancho to focus on science technology engineering health care and mathematics with a design charrette in early August allowing community input as voters weigh a potential one eighth cent higher education tax cut.
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Ranch High coach doubles as snake rescuer in Rio Rancho tale
Kelley Hill of Rio Rancho, assistant football coach and former Abernathy athlete, pursues herpetology between gridiron duties. He rescued a prairie rattlesnake, kept it briefly as it shed, then released it north of King Road and west of Northern Meadows. Hill aims to finish teaching credentials with Rio Rancho Public Schools.
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Rio Rancho names Keith Riesberg city manager after 3 months
After three months as Rio Rancho city manager Keith Riesberg says the community affirmed his expectations and he will push better customer service starting in Development Services. He replaced James Jimenez in March with his first day on April 22 and previously led O Reachfall as city manager from 2010 to 2013. He cites undeveloped land potential, Intel as a major employer, and a diverse job base as key building blocks for growth while aiming to improve the public friendly development process.
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