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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1995

Page

8

UNM plans Rio Rancho classes with no campus

UNM aims to offer continuing education classes in Rio Rancho possibly this fall without building a campus. Dean Jeronimo Dominguez said UNM will rent office space for registration and perhaps a lab and a couple of classrooms, using existing facilities otherwise.

Genie Blair Ryan University of New Mexico Rio Rancho Jeronimo Jerry) Dominguez UNM Dominguez Albuquerque Technical- Vocational Institute

Rio Rancho Council Agenda Sees Paving, Fees and Bonds

The Rio Rancho City Council meets at 7 p.m. in City Hall to approve a 95,829 paving contract with Franklin's Earthmoving Co for Idalia Road funded mainly by state money, discuss impact fees, sign ordinance changes, IRB requests for AeroParts and FULCRUM, Planning Fees hike, a new car dealership site, landscaping bids for Unser Boulevard North, and an economic development services contract worth 65,000. An update on a regional Park and Ride study and a legal opinion alleging Charter violations by Mayor Swisstack and Councilor Cordova are also on the agenda.

Jay P. Thuringer Rio Rancho City Hall Franklin's Earthmoving Co Idalia Road NM 528 Mountain View Middle School Tom Swisstack Bernalillo Sandoval Unser Boulevard Rio Rancho Economic Development Corp City of Santa Fe Albuquerque Los Alamos Robert Lymale Swisstack Joe Cordova

Cibola band and color guard seek members for 1995-96

Cibola High School band and color guard are organizing for the 1995-96 school year. For information or to join, contact director Neil Swapp at 897-0110 ext. 246. Also notes on preschool registrations, homeschooling program, pantry volunteers, and a victims’ advocacy office in City Hall with a hotline.

Cibola Cibola High School Neil Swapp Project Sandoval County, Inc Department of Public Safety City Hall

Teen turns himself in to police

Mary Beth King reports 15-year-old Jessie Payne turned himself in to Santa Fe police after a Colorado home invasion and hostage incident. Officials say a Rio Rancho residence was misattributed to Payne, who had escaped from the New Mexico Boys School and fled Colorado after a related double youth crime event.

Mary Beth King Observer Jessie Payne Colorado Santa Fe Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety Ernie Wilson Wilson Payne Rio Rancho New Mexico

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