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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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Jun 06, 2012

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Glass artist turns hobby into studio at Idalia Road Market

George Schubert and his wife Laura, inspired by Albuquerque classes with Dan Garduno, built La Vida Glass studio after investing over 4000 dollars. At the Idalia Road Marketplace they demonstrate glass blowing, showing pieces from pendants with flowers to colorful marbles, drawing curious crowds.

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George Schubert Idalia Road George Laura Dan Garduno Albuquerque Jon Tafoya Schubert Schuberts la Vida Glass Tafoya Rio Rancho Rick Carpenter Idaha Road
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Federal observers monitor Sandoval County primary voting

The U S Justice Department sent federal observers to Sandoval County to ensure compliance with the Voting Rights Act during primary elections. They track activity, coordinate with Civil Rights Division attorneys, and provide language access for Native American speakers under a 1990 agreement. Voters can call 800 253 3931 to file discrimination complaints.

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U.S Justice Department Sandoval Justice Department Sidney Hill DOJ Sandoval County Activi Civil Rights Division
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Rio Rancho council eyes impact fees to boost development

Rio Rancho city leaders discussed tools to spur growth including impact fees and tax increment districts. A June 20 work session at City Hall will review waiving all or part of impact fees and how such actions might affect commercial and residential construction and the city’s strategic plan last updated in 2009. Councilors Crum Scott and Wilkins urged data on waivers and timeframes to help small businesses and overall revenue.

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Rio Rancho James Jimenez Jimenez Rio Rancho City Hall Civic Center Circle Tim Crum Crum Mark Scott Chuck Wilkins Scott Wilkins
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