Back to School Food Drive at Rio Rancho libraries
Rio Rancho's public libraries and Friends of the Library run a Back to School Food Drive for Storehouse West. From Aug 5 to 10 donation bins are in Loma Colorado Main and Esther Bone Memorial libraries during normal hours. Donate two or more items for a coupon toward a free paperback at the Friends used book sale Aug 9 10am-5pm and Aug 10 10am-1pm.
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Rio Rancho
Friends of the Library
Loma Colorado Main Library
Esther Bone
Obregon Road widening and lights near Enchanted Hills
Road work on Obregon Road between Saratoga Drive and Sonora Road runs today through late August. Crews widen two sections to add left and right turn lanes into Enchanted Hills Elementary School and install three street lights by the school. Reduced lane widths and brief restrictions will apply.
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Obregon Road
Saratoga Drive
Sonora Road
Obregon
Enchanted Hills Elementary School
Prospective buyer advances Chamisa Hills purchase plans
Michael Schumacher of BIZDOC Inc moves into a 60 day due diligence for Chamisa Hills Country Club after signing an asset purchase agreement. He plans to reserve funds to close, pursue staff rehiring, and renew the club with community support as Harry Apodaca’s sale to BIZDOC wins bids.
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Chamisa Hills Country Club
District 4
Mark Scott
Michael
Schumacher
Bizdoc Inc
Bizdoc
Harry Apodaca
Scott
Chamisa Hills
Rio Rancho duo touts air powered bike motor dubbed 2ndwind
Rio Rancho based uAira founders Cahana and Skinnick unveil a two pound pneumatic motor that attaches to any bicycle to boost pedal power. The compact aluminum unit uses a carbon fiber air tank and water bottle holder space, costs about 600 to prototype and aims for a $200 retail price with a $60,000 Venture Acceleration Fund seed grant backing production.
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Viad Cahana
Trever Skinnick
uAira
Leonardo da Vinci
Skinnick
Stephanie Road
NM 528
Sara Road
Cahana
New Mexico
Skilnick
Aviad Cabana
Rio Rancho
Rio Rancho cattle owner pleads not guilty to trespass charges
Bill King, son of late Gov. Bruce King, was arraigned in Sandoval County for two misdemeanors over roaming cattle in Rio Rancho’s Northern Meadows. He denies intent to violate laws, citing New Mexico fence out rules and alleged fence cutting by residents. A trial date has not been set.
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Bill King
New Mexico
Bruce King
Sandoval
Rio Rancho
Northern Meadows
King
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