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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 2012

Page

5

McBee leads Rust Medical Center culture shift in Rio Rancho

Presbyterian Rust Medical Center administrator Jeff McBee focuses on daily staff huddles to improve patient service as the hospital expands to 92 beds. He emphasizes a culture of high achievement, bedside manner, and innovation, while balancing public tax discussions and his plans for growth from his fourteenth year in the field.

Jeff McBee Presbyterian Rust Medical Center Rust Rio Rancho McBee the Observer Clay Holderman Ruth Latta Phoenix Presbyterian UNM Sandoval Maricopa Chuck Wilkins Sandoval County Commission Wilkins Brad Buck Presbyterian Hospital

DWI Officers Make Impact In Rio Rancho

Rio Rancho Police Department reports 69 drunken driving arrests in three months since the DWI unit was reinstated in March. The three officers made 44 other arrests and issued 724 citations across 1,217 traffic stops while patrolling peak late evening to early morning hours.

Rio Rancho Nicholas Oaken New Mexico Traffic Safety Bureau Onken DWI Oaken

New Mexico Museums Offer Free Blue Star Admission This Summer

New Mexico state museums and six historic monuments join the Blue Star Museums program offering free admission to active duty military personnel and up to five family members through Labor Day. Participating sites include Museum of International Folk Art and Palace of the Governors plus six statewide monuments such as Jemez and Fort Sumner.

Blue Star Museums New Mexico National Endowment For the Arts America Army Navy Air Force Marines Coast Guard National Guard Blue Star Museum of International Folk Art Museum of Indian Arts & Culture Governors Museum of Natural History & Science National Hispanic Cultural Center New Mexico Museum of Space History New Mexico Farm & Ranch

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