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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1987

Page

4

Our Readers Write On mayors and Unit 16 concerns

Letters discuss Rio Rancho mayors from Howden to Nash and their handling of Unit 16 and District 5 issues, including drainage, infrastructure funds, and a 1986 court hearing. Vets' respect and Memorial Day practices are urged to reflect genuine gratitude beyond ceremonies. The piece cites tax funding asks and questions about monthly $54,000 infrastructure spending.

Rio Rancho Unit 16 Bill Howden David Breuning District 5 Entrada Pointe

Veterans rights and local park planner praised in Rio Rancho letter

A Rio Rancho reader laments court actions denying war dead families compensation and praises city park planner Claire Harrison for six months of efforts. The letter urges continued support for veterans and public projects, warning against cutting recreation bonds and public input in the new development.

Haynes Park Rio Rancho Claire Harrison

Memorial Day Parade Tribute to Rio Rancho Band

Citizens praise the Rio Rancho Municipal Band for providing music at the Memorial Day parade. The band faces a crucial period needing more musicians and funds to sustain operations. Director Bob Bouma leads a talented, dedicated group that brings joy through contributions of talent and time. Residents are urged to support with funding and participation as running expenses persist.

Rio Rancho Bob Bouma

Rio Rancho Municipal Band Seeks Donations for Expansion

A Rio Rancho community band requests donations to fund two parade banners a roadside placard for concerts sheet music equipment and additional instruments including a Glockenspiel. They plan to perform in a pavilion at Haynes Park and seek donor help to grow personnel and purchase merchandise.

Haynes Park Rio Rancho Municipal Ted White Juan Aldama Ct Rio Rancho

Thanks From Rio Rancho VFW Post 5890 Commander

The Commander of Rio Rancho Post 5890 extends heartfelt thanks to the City of Rio Rancho for cooperation with post aims and projects. The Memorial Day Buddy Poppy Campaign funded hospital work at the VA Hospital and veteran aid. A ongoing paper and can drive also proceeds, with strong resident support noted and hopes for quick goal achievement.

Sur Rio Rancho Buddy Poppy Veterans Administration Hospital Veterans of Foreign Wars Post

Unit 16 residents urged to attend June 17 meeting

In Rio Rancho a May 23 special meeting for Unit 16 residents discussed proposed special assessment projects. Homeowners urged full attendance at the June 17 Rio Rancho City Hall session to address dirt roads lack of drainage fire hydrants and other dire conditions.

Rio Rancho Unit 16 Rio Rancho City Hall Paradise Arturo Boniello Henry Pacelli

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