22 Jul 2007
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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 2007
Page
1
The newly elected Democratic Party of New Mexico chairman Brian S. Colén will hold a public event at the Best Western Rio Rancho Inn today at 2:30 p.m. He will take questions and comments from attendees.
Barry Conant of KRRB notes many individuals contact the station requesting bags and gloves. He emphasizes the importance of properly thanking donors, as people notice when gratitude is shown for charitable acts. Story page 1.
State environment officials downgrade Sandoval County Detention Center from approved to unsatisfactory due to numerous violations in the food service department. Poor sanitation and other issues cited. Dated July 18, 1997.
The page outline lists sections such as Classifieds on B-5 Editorials and Letters on A-4 Legals on B-7 a missed paper on A-2 Rants and Raves on A-5 Sports on B-1 Weather on A-2. It provides a map of where content appears in the Sunday edition.
Two Rio Rancho groups Tennessee Skinny and Haddonfield travel to Albuquerque for Glory in the Desert at Heroes and Legends. Fans vote after each 35 minute set for prizes including studio time and an endorsement deal. Tennessee Skinny opens August 4 at 8 pm, Haddonfield follows August 11, with weekly shows each Friday and Saturday evenings.
Sandoval County officials voted to sue to recover money spent on the troubled broadband project and push ahead despite early setbacks. NetLogix president Scott Akrie assessed salvageable elements while noting major work must be redone. The board pressed for a technology rating, received a blunt one out of ten, as resignations and audits shadow the effort to extend service to Bernalillo, Cuba, Zia Pueblo and Jemez lands.
Keep Rio Rancho Beautiful led volunteers on a 55 mile tour of city streets and dirt paths to measure the Litter Index. The findings inform strategies and report to Keep America Beautiful while guiding cleanup efforts in litter-prone areas. Jennifer Scacco and Barry Conant discussed area targeting.
Rio Ranchoan Earl Watters joined his 1st Battalion 8th Cavalry comrades in Albuquerque for a 1st Battalion, 8th Cavalry reunion hosted by Duke City. Buddies from A Company recall Vietnam days, with past and present lives shared as they plan future meets in Myrtle Beach and Minot.
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