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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1998

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2

Intel ends Corrales water monitoring after three-year study

The State Engineer's Office told Innel Corp Rio Rancho that ongoing monitoring of its groundwater pumping in Corrales is no longer required though may continue voluntarily. Intel's three-year, 3248 acre feet per year permit prompted a computer model and monthly reports showing no significant impact on nearby wells.

Jay P Thuringer Observer Innel Corp Rio Rancho Corrales Intel Don Hutchinson Hutchinson United States Geological Survey Saavedra Sandia Pueblo

Rio Rancho High School Textbook Approvals Debate

Rio Rancho Public Schools board met at the central office with all members present and assistant superintendent substituting for the ill superintendent. They approved May minutes correction, reviewed the AP text list including Hiroshima, renewed the transportation contract, and approved several federal grants while considering in-house plumbing hires and future personnel actions. The next meeting is June 29 at 7 p.m.

Amy Elrod Rio Rancho High School Rio Rafilho Public Schools Fracts Board of Education RRPS Walt Gibson Sue Cleveland Lisa Reid HS -Yicé iMary Delopez Carl Harper Hiroshima Harper Helwig Farmer Tali Sion City of Rio Rancho New Mexico

Warrant roundup nets 18 in Rio Rancho

The first ever Rio Rancho warrant roundup arrested 18 of about 1 200 outstanding warrants on a Saturday morning. DPS officers and Municipal Court staff focused on DWI warrants while noting some targets were not home. About $1 000 in fines were collected from arrestees as others bonded out or arranged payment plans.

Amy Elrod Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety Judith Olean Olean Cindy Johnson Johnson

Plant clinics in Sandoval County schedule two sessions

Sandoval County Emission Agent Rudy Benavidez and the Sandoval County Master Gardeners have scheduled two plant clinics this month. Gardeners may bring weary plants for expert identification of diseases infestations and nutrient deficiencies. The first clinic is Friday June 12 from 10 a.m. to noon at the Santa Ana Garden Center Bernalillo. The second clinic is Friday June 26 from 10 a.m. to noon at Home Depot Coors Bypass and 7 Bar Loop. Clinics are free and open to the public. For more information call 867-2582.

Sandoval County Rudy Benavidez Santa Ana Garden Center Jemez Dam Road Bernalillo Home Depot Coors Bypass 7 Bar Loop Sandoval County Extension Office

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