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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

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Jun 14, 2015

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Indictments filed in Rio Rancho officer shooting case

A Sandoval County grand jury indicted Andrew Romero and Tabitha Littles on open murder counts in the May 25 death of Rio Rancho Officer Gregg Benner. Romero faces multiple state charges and a federal firearms case. Littles is charged with murder and armed robbery related counts.

Sandoval County Andrew Romero Tabitha Littles Rio Rancho Gregg Benner Benner Romero Littles 13Th Judicial District Court Albuquerque Bernalillo U.S. Attorney General’s Office

Hands-only CPR Training at Meadowlark Center Rio Rancho

The sixth annual Project Heart Start Day offers free hands-only CPR training and a health fair from 8 to 11 a.m. at Meadowlark Senior Center. Four 40 minute classes cover recognizing heart attack signs performing CPR using an AED and choking rescue. All ages invited. details at projectheartstartnm.org.

Project Heart Start Rio Rancho Meadowlark Senior Center Projectheartstartnm

City sets rules for public info emails

Rio Rancho approves a sweeping 35 page records retention policy guiding preservation of city documents created or received in business. The plan updates rules for electronic archives email confidential police and personnel records and contracts. It covers herbicide use on city property and fire department breathing apparatus records.

Rio Rancho Steve Ruger Ruger Fire Department

Safety focus guides New Mexico capital outlay plan

Legislators in Rio Rancho push public and school safety in a special session capital outlay bill awaiting Gov. Susana Martinez signature. They note the bill funds ambulance and police vehicle purchases totaling about 338 thousand dollars for Rio Rancho, with state lawmakers retaining equal funding to the regular session.

Susana Martinez Jason Harper R Rio Rancho Tim Lewis Rio Rancho Lewis Sen Craig Brandt Brandt Police Department

Rio Rancho Family Featured On CBS Reality Show The Briefcase

The Moyas Gabriel Krystal and their six children ages 18 months to 18 years will appear on CBS The Briefcase at 7 pm Wednesday. The show gives financially struggling families 101000 dollars to either keep or pass to another family in need. The couple have been together 18 years since high school, married about a year ago, and moved to Rio Rancho four years ago.

Rio Rancho Moyas Gabriel Krystal CBS Gabe

Rio Rancho Schools ease transfer limits for staff

The Rio Rancho Public Schools Board voted 4-0 to relax enrollment transfer rules for closed elementary campuses but only for district staff. The superintendent’s office may approve transfers in extreme cases for teachers or other staff, as the board weighed the exception.

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