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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1995

Page

2

Father's Day Concert in Corrales Supports Library

Corrales hosts a 12:30 p.m. to dusk Father’s Day Concert at La Entrada Park behind the post office. Six acts including Son Como Son headline after 5 p.m., with The Woodpeckers, Sweet Adelines, Dogtooth Violet, Shakane, and Laurie Price’s troupe. Tickets are 5 per person or 15 for families of three or more. Food from Desert Rose Restaurant and a used book sale run 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Proceeds fund library acquisitions and equipment.

Katie Racette Corrales la Entrada Park Gail Joseph Brarian Son Como Son the Woodpeckers Sweet Adelines Barbershop Singers Dogtooth Violet Shakane Laurie Price Joseph Chiron Desert Rose

Rio Rancho DPS offers 3rd GREAT DARE Summer Program

The Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety will host the 3rd annual GREAT DARE Summer Program in July for students who completed the GREAT program in grades six through nine. Sessions run 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday with lessons, activities, and guest speakers to reinforce gang resistance and drug abuse education.

Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety Joe Harris Stu DPS Rio Rancho City Hall Southern Boulevard Harris

PTA Meeting Planned For New Colinas Del Norte School

Parents of students slated for Colinas del Norte Elementary in Rio Rancho invited to planning meeting with Principal Vivian Roper to form a Parent Teacher Association. Meeting June 19 at Enchanted Hills Elementary, 7 p.m. Child care provided. Second meeting July 10 at 7 p.m. in district board room. officers to be elected. Registration for the new school August 1, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Bring birth certs, shot records, proof of residency and Social Security card. For info call Lauri Cummings at 892-5228. The school opens this fall in North Hills. district plans a middle and high school. Intel offered to fund the high school with $8 billion in IRB if approved.

Colinas del Norte Rio Rancho Vivian Roper Enchanted Hills Lauri Cummings North Hills Rio Rancho Public Schools Intel Corp

Rio Rancho public notices outline licenses and curb changes

Public hearing on Anchor Inn liquor license transfer in Rio Rancho and final reading of water sewer ordinance with city to take over June 30. Proposed teen curfew 11 pm to 6 am Sunday-Thursday and midnight to 6 am Fri-Sat. Also first reading on impact fees and redevelopment agreement tweaks. Bond funds for library books totaling 296 013 to be spent on books. Street rehab contract with Joiner Construction for Northern Boulevard widening and area repaving. P T Electric to install 48 street lights. Summer Youth Employment program update.

Anchor Inn Rio Rancho Unit 16 West Sandoval County Joiner Construction Co Joiner Construction Stapleton Elementary P.T. Co. Electric

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