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Rio Rancho Observer in Rio Rancho, New Mexico

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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 2012

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Firefighters say goodbye to Tibbetts

Firefighters from multiple agencies gathered to honor Sandoval County Fire Chief Jon R. Tibbetts, who died in a car crash the morning after aiding at the Rancho de Corrales blaze. The funeral at the Santa Ana Star Center reflected on his proud career and service.

Rancho de Corrales Sandoval County Jon R. Tibbetts Jess Lewis Lewis Tibbetts Santa Ana Star Center Jon Tibbetts Rio Rancho Gary Herron Vista Verde Memorial Park

Local growers markets draw families for fresh produce

Vendors at Corrales Growers Market plus markets in Rio Rancho and Bernalillo offer locally produced vegetables and crafts. Shoppers value freshness, reduced pesticides, and money staying in the community. Mary Jane Rodriguez notes market produce is picked the day before and often organic or lightly treated. Estrada says supporting local farmers and seeing what others grow motivates weekly visits.

Crrales Reuben Estrada Corrales Growers Market Alyssa Reuben Jr Estrada Rio Rancho Bernalillo Corrales Idahia Road Mary Jane Rodriguez Rodriguez

Rio Rancho votes to cut impact fees for two years

The Rio Rancho Governing Body approved a plan to drop commercial impact fees and halve residential impact fees for two years. The ordinance requires two readings, first at the Aug. 22 meeting, with final approval before it takes effect. Supporters say fees fund system infrastructure, while opponents fear higher home prices and stalled sales.

Rio Rancho Financial Services Department City Hall Tim Crum Lonnie Clayton Mark Scott Chuck Wilkins Tamara Gutierrez Patricia Thomas John Castillo Cheryl Everett Todd Hathorne Hathorne Greater Albuquerque

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