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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1999

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Longtime Bernalillo educators retire after decades of service

Tom Montoya led 28 years in the district across middle and high schools while Marie Garcia also served 28 years at Carroll Elementary. Sally Bay counted 21 years with Bernalillo Middle School, Sheryl Hilliard 20 years at Santo Domingo, and librarian Charles Rushton 20 years overall. Other retirees include Jerry Nieto, Christine Sedillo, Mary Louise Senna, and custodian Felix Archibeque.

Craig Degener Bernalillo Public Schools Tom Montoya Bernalillo High School Wagon Mound Montoya University of New Mexico California Marie Garcia Carroll Sally Bay Bernalillo Michigan Georgia Colorado Washington Laguna Acoma Pueblo Bureau of Indian Affairs Shiprock BMS Shery Hilliard Bay Montana Santo Domingo Northern Cheyenne Indian New Mexico Charles Rushton Rushton Albuquerque Technical-Vocational Institute Bernatillo Minnesota Belen Jemez Mountain Jerry Nieto Christine Sedillo Roosevelt Elementary Mary Louise Senna Carroll Elementary Felix Archibeque

Petition drive seeks stricter Rio Rancho home rules

About 5400 signatures gathered, exceeding the goal by thousands, to push a petition for new home design guidelines in Rio Rancho. The plan would require permanent foundations, attached or detached garages, pitched roof overhangs, and parapets on flat roofs, with existing homes exempt. Legal action from NMMHA anticipated if adopted.

Callahan Rio Rancho New Mexico Manufactured Housing Association NMMHA Mark Duran Duran

Manzano Archery Club holds semiannual membership drive

The Manzano Archery Club will run a semiannual membership drive through July. The outdoor range offers eight lanes from 10 to 80 yards. For information call Dewey Reed at 883-2818. Groundbreaking for Albuquerque skate park held June 4 at Los Altos Park. Design Team joined by city officials at Lomas Boulevard Easterday.

Manzano Archery Club Dewey Reed Albuquerque Los Altos Park Lomas Boulevard Easterday

Rio Rancho Amigos Lions Club forms new group

Rio Rancho Lions Club chapter meets on the second and fourth Thursdays at the Hilton Garden Inn Rio Rancho. Larry Webb serves as president and Ginger Savage Hunter can be contacted at 891-0411 for information. The Cox Committee report cites China nuclear espionage concerns and Sen. Jeff Bingaman urges balanced security measures in the Defense bill to protect national security and interests.

Rio Rancho Cox Committee China United States Jeff Bingaman DN M Bingaman Department of Defense Congress

Correction on Corrales Police Department computer funding

The village will pay the county 23000 dollars for the computer programmer rather than the county funding the purchase as reported. The Observer regrets the error.

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