Pueblo Indian Museum Sets Classes for Local Children
The Pueblo Indian Museum and Friends of the Indian Cultural Center announce six sessions of five two hour classes in July for children ages six through twelve. Agnes Dill and Paul Enciso will teach Pueblo life topics at the Pueblo House, 2401 12th St NW Albuquerque. Classes cap at 20 students with a $6 per 10 hours charge.
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The
Pueblo Indian Museum
Friends of the Indian Cultural Center
Agnes Dill
Isleta Puebla
Paul Enciso
Bernalillo
12Th St. NW
Albuquerque
Rio Rancho Recreation Center Dedication and Park Plan
The Rio Rancho Parks and Recreation Department will dedicate the Star Heights Recreation Center at 800 Polaris Boulevard Friday at 2 p.m. The 2700 square foot facility includes offices a small kitchen storage rooms and a large multi purpose room for community events. Land for the center and park was donated by AMREP Southwest. The building was designed by Howard M Kaplan Architects of Albuquerque and built by Rio Rancho contractor Francis Nysus. The remaining park may include a jogging track basketball and handball courts a toilet and fitness cluster.
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Rio Rancho Parks and Recreation Department
Star Heights
Polaris Boulevard
Amrep Southwest
Howard M. Kaplan
Albuquerque
Rio Rancho
Francis Nysus
Paradise Hills Board Waives Permit Fees At May Zoning Meeting
Paradise Hills special zoning commission waived normal permit fees after a language error in the ordinance was found. Commissioner Guffey confirmed covenants committee meetings continue on schedule, prompting calls to fix the process to avoid repeated approvals. Contractors Admark Construction and Charter Homes received automatic or swift approvals for multiple homes without fees, while plans for 1400 and 1500 square foot homes on Alegria Road awaited covenants action.
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Zoning Commission
Paradise Hills
Commission
Ry Anuskewicz
Bill Card
Admark Construction
Ray Stuhler
Charter Homes
Tinian Drive
Card
Alegria Road
Paradise Hills Country Club
Horizon Corporation
Bruce Guffey
Rhatigan
Guffey
Wimuskension
Phil Garcia
Vern Hagen
Len Ruggiero
Dick Cahill
Greene
Paradise Boulevard
Corrales Library Summer Reading Program Underway
The Corrales Library launches its Summer Reading Program running through August 19 under Librarian Estelle Huff. Open to Corrales children in grades 1 through 8, the program offers certificates for all participants and prizes for the overall school winner and grade winners, with weekly handouts and a Reading Rainbow themed poster tied to PBS airings. New adult books are available along with a list of titles and how to participate.
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Corrales
Estelle Huff
New Mexico
PBS
Channel 5
Little Drummer Girl
LeCarre
Christine — King
the Emerald
Whitney Floating Dragon
Straub
Ellis Island
Stewart White Gold Wielder
Donaldson
Delta Star
Wambaugh
the God Project
Saul Blue Highways
William Least Heat Moon
Salvador
Didion
Cowboy Riding
Country — Sinclair Nee Hemish
Jemez
Puebla
Sanda
Kelcher
Corrales Library seeks used books for June sale
The Corrales Library requests used books in paper or hardback form for a sale during Library Concert on June 19. Donations are welcomed at the library by June 11 and are appreciated.
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Corrales
Free discarded books offered by Albuquerque schools
Albuquerque Public Schools announce free discarded books for public pickup from 8 30 a m to 4 p m June 13 to 17. Locations include North Area office 120 Woodland Ave NW East Area Office 2611 Eubank NE and Lew Wallace School Building 513 Sixth St NW.
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Albuquerque
North Area
Woodland Ave
East Area
Eubank NE
Lew Wallace
Sixth St
News From The Library Rio Rancho Exhibit And New Books
The column announces a library exhibit of color photos by Fred Coppola featuring local landmarks and flora in Rio Rancho. It invites other artists to contribute and notes plans for more space after moving to larger quarters. It lists numerous new and notable titles for children and adults added recently, plus gifts and ongoing purchases to fill gaps in the non fiction collection.
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John Gembala
Rio Rancho
Fred Coppola
Fred
Leiff
DuBlin
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Pueblo Indian Museum Museum
Leona Wilson
Mullen Road
Bob Poole
Museum of Natural History Foundation
Sierra Vista
Bryan Medley
Poole
Lois Blackburn
Hummingbird Music
Andrea Hubbard
Cindy Mullins
Theresa Schumacher
Olivia Sanchez
Christina Legler
Doug Turner
Nathan Murray
Atari Corporation
Manny Smith
Atari
Museum of Natural History
Janet Ferrell
Special Zoning Commission
Sunny Smet
Waalee
Rio Rancho DR
S.E
Rio Rancholin
Ronald F. Sills
D.D.S
Cousins New & Used
Industrial Park
Brian
Butch
Gary
SUN Country Savings Bank
SUN Country Savings Bank of
Las Cruces
Tetahar Blvd
Griggs Ave
Suds and Games
Twentieth Street
Western B.B.Q. Ham
B.B.Q
Harper
Les Galdisen
Global International
SE. EC
Neu M
By Estelle Huff
Steiner
Rand McNally
Dunlop
Salisbury
Hellerbach
Jo Hingier
Zucchero
Reritol Homes
MLS
Barron's
Fortey
Lewin
Smithsonian
Kaplan
Edwards
Fredriksson
Bodenhemer
Kramer
America
York
Toughlove
Ulrich
Simmons
Syvanen
Gillies
McCall's
Gregson
Kallochi
Hiro
Middle East
Folsom
Young America
Saints
Ron McIntyre
Roger Knight
Vafl
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