Residents left unsatisfied after Chamisa Hills pond meeting
Rio Rancho resident Deborah James led criticism at Chamisa Hills Country Club as residents pressed for a clean up and questioned CHCC’s handling of pond contamination. The meeting focused on the wastewater discharge permit extension, fish and wildlife concerns, and whether funds could aid cleanup amid past poison and botulism incidents.
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Chamisa Hills Country Club
Deborah James
Rio Rancho
James
CHCC
State Environment Department
New Mexico Department of Game & Fish
U.S
Robert George
Environment Department
Rick Rancho
Delma Petrullo
Country Club
Tom Ruhl
Ruhl
George
Kat Brown
Advocates For Wildlife and the Environment
AWE
Brown
Chamisa Hills
NMED
Chamisa Hills CC
Petrullo
Edward Pineda
Kathy Colley
Litter index improves as Rio Rancho sees cleaner streets
The Litter Index fell to 1.24 this year, the best on record for KRRB and a sign residents are educating themselves and acting to curb litter. Recreation specialist Barry Conant credits public effort, with volunteers collecting data across roadways while mesas remained outside the study.
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Conant
Woman seeks missing nephew from Shiprock town
Rio Rancho woman Henrietta Plummier-Lucera seeks her 24 year old nephew Bobby Plummer who disappeared from his Shiprock home earlier this month. She last saw him at Easter and says a police report is filed with Shiprock police. He attended Independence High School in Rio Rancho, graduating in 2002.
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Rio Rancho
Henrietta Plummier-Lucera
Bobby Plummer
Shiprock
Lucero
Independence High School
Phimmer
Albuquerque
Plummer
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