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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 2012

Page

6

Victoria's Secret call center moves. 356 jobs saved in Rio Rancho

City and the Rio Rancho Economic Development Corporation partnered with Alliance Data after Victoria's Secret announced its call center relocation. All 356 employees were offered positions at Alliance Data, ensuring job continuity. Officials highlighted rapid action and strong local ties as key factors.

Liiance Data Victoria’s Secret Rio Rancho Susana Martinez Rio Rancho Economic Development Corporation Victoria's Secret City EDC Alliance Data Zenith Court NE Economic Development Corporation

Cleveland High Ranked 19th by MaxPreps Sports

Community Night at Rio Rancho Ballpark drew many attendees on Thursday. A student faced assault after biting a roommate's dog. two roommates attacked him, leaving him hospitalized.

Cleveland High School MaxPreps U.S Rio Rancho Ballpark

Letters to the Observer defend Rio Rancho TEA Party stance

Dawnn Robinson, chair of the Rio Rancho TEA Party, rebuts William Lowen’s claims, underscoring four core values of constitutional freedoms, fiscal responsibility, limited government and free markets. She asserts RRTP did not demand actions for support and notes Wilkins won 3 to 1 while turnout exceeded typical rates.

William Lowen RRTP Lowen James Jimenez Chuck Wilkins George Washington Councilor Wilkins

Trees cut and sign replaced at NM 528 High Resort intersection

A reader questions why healthy trees were removed and a new orange and black sign installed at the NM 528 and High Resort intersection in Rio Rancho. The letter from Nancy Yarmac asks who funded the project and suggests repainting the sign, restyling lettering, and replating trees.

High Resort Nancy Yarmac NM 528 City of Rio Rancho

Changes at High Resort Intersection Bring Tree Removal

Property supervisor Gary Johnson explains Rio Rancho landscaping updates at High Resort. The project removes wind-damaged trees to prevent injuries and property damage while planning drought friendly renovations expected to save millions of gallons of water. Installations were paused to address signage errors and letter repositioning before color changes.

Double R Nancy Yarmac Hilltop Rio Rancho Gary Johnson

City clean-up concerns in Rio Rancho point to weeds and trash

Sheila Johnson urges action as she notes persistent weeds and litter outside businesses along Sara Road and NM 528, contrasting with Intel's maintained area. She cites lack of city manpower and funds, praises Keep Rio Rancho Beautiful but says it cannot fix the issue, and questions tax use while calling for quality of life improvements.

Bonnie J. Allison Sara Road NM 528 Southern Boulevard Intel Mark Scott Rio Rancho Beautiful Rio Rancho Albuquerque Allison Swisstack Sheila Johnson

Guidelines for Rio Rancho Observer Submissions

The Rio Rancho Observer invites guest opinions and letters to the editor. Submissions must include author name city and a verifiable contact number. Names listed in the piece should be verified. Submission methods include email, mail, or fax with appropriate contact details and word limits.

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