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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 2015

Page

3

Enchantment kennel joins multi state Pet Paradise chain

Rio Rancho kennel Enchantment Pet Resort and Spa on Quantum Road has been acquired by Florida based Pet Paradise expanding the chain to 22 locations in seven states. Founder Crystal McClernon retires and will devote time to dogs family and travel. Pet Paradise will continue grooming boarding and training with added services for dogs and cats and will sponsor local pet related programs and events.

Rio Rancho Pet Paradise Florida Enchantment Pet Resort Quantum Road Enchantment Crystal McClernon McClernon Bro and Tracy Animal Welfare Meals On Wheels Pet Food Service Enchantment Pet Resort and Spa

New Mexico native co produces Tarahumara film Number 9

Tamara Farmerie of Rio Rancho joins Marty Thomas to co produce Number 9 about the Tarahumara people of northern Mexico. The project seeks funding with plans to shoot in northern Mexico New Mexico and Los Angeles and will donate some proceeds to the Tarahumara.

Tamara Farmerie New Mexico Rio Rancho High Marty Thomas Mexico Farmerie United States U.S Thomas Amnesty International MTV Santa Barbara Calif Brooks Institute Rachel Lara Josh Miller Kevin Costner John Carpenter Charlie Matthau Spike Lee Jon Zuber Los Angeles Igg Ridiculousfilms Cox.net Rio Rancho High School

Free wills offered to Albuquerque area officers after Benner death

Rio Rancho attorney Michael Sanchez offers free will and trust preparation for law enforcement in Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, and surrounding agencies after Rio Rancho officer Gregg Benner was killed. He notes his family ties to law enforcement and says wills or trusts can ease burdens for surviving relatives. Officers need only call to arrange an appointment.

Rio Rancho Gregg Benner Albuquerque Michael Sanchez New Mexico

City updates records rules with email guidelines and retention policy

Officials approve new public records rules for email handling and retention. Public emails include directives and final reports. non public include drafts and personal messages. City staff told to create organizing systems for easy access to records and archiving. Other actions include adopting DW seizure rules, hiring a new director, and rezoning adjoining commercial land near NM 528 and Southern Boulevard.

Ruger Observer Mark Scott Anthony Caravella

Rio Rancho offers rebates for swamp cooler thermostats and high efficiency toilets

City water customers can receive a $30 credit for purchasing an evaporative cooler thermostat that auto engages the unit to a set temperature. Additional rebates include $100 for replacing toilets with WaterSense models and $100 for Tier-3 clothes washers. Rebates depend on funding and require receipts and completed applications from RioRebate.org or the Water Conservation Office.

Rio Rancho Water Utility RioRebate.org Consortium For Energy Efficiency Water Conservation Office BioRebate.org

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