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Rio Rancho Observer in Rio Rancho, New Mexico

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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

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Jul 25, 2012

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Fire destroys historic Corrales building Rancho de Corrales

A Sunday blaze gutted the Rancho de Corrales event center in Corrales destroying a historic structure. Fire Chief Anthony Martinez said crews from Corrales Rio Rancho Albuquerque Sandoval and Bernalillo counties fought the fire from outside due to structural instability. Firefighters used a 120000 gallon tank behind the station and a 60000 gallon school hydrant system. two firefighters were checked for heat exhaustion with no serious injuries.

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Corrales Anthony Martinez Rancho de Corrales Rio Rancho Albuquerque Sandoval County Bernalillo County Martinez Richard Doty Tibbetts Leadership Sandoval Maxon
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Rio Rancho council to discuss impact fees at 6 p.m

The Rio Rancho Governing Body will weigh impact fees at today’s meeting at City Hall. Staff from Development Services recommends no changes, arguing data show fees do not hinder growth as the region recovers from the recession. Some councilors seek reductions to spur construction and tax revenue.

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Sandoval County fire chief dies in I-25 crash

Sandoval County Fire Chief Jon Tibbetts, 59, died after his county SUV collided with a 2004 Cadillac near the northbound Bernalillo exit on I-25 Monday morning. Armando Saenz of Albuquerque, 22, sustained minor injuries and was hospitalized. Tibbetts had led the department since September 2004 and previously worked with Albuquerque Ambulance Service. State Police continue investigations.

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