Book repayment plea from Rio Rancho High leader
Bruce Simmons, instructional leader at Rio Rancho High School, urges Rio Rancho district families to ensure students return or properly care for books. He notes each student receives seven courses per semester with books costing 70 to 100 dollars, totaling 490 to 700 dollars per student per term, and warns 10 to 15 percent remain outstanding annually.
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Bruce Simmons
Rio Rancho High School
Water Your Mind adult summer reading at Rio Rancho libraries
Rio Rancho Public Library launches an adult Summer Reading Program with the theme water. Participants read or listen to books, submit entry forms by August 14, and enter to win one of two Booklover's Bags. Events include water themed talks, music, a gourd craft workshop, and downloadable audiobooks available online.
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City council faces choice amid accusations and mismanagement
From a page six voice, residents are urged to wake up as the Rio Rancho Chamber of Commerce and local leaders are urged to address alleged falsified FCC certifications by Storehouse West and reveal that American Traffic Systems major investor is Goldman Sachs. The council is pressed to choose a side in a political battle over city direction.
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Goldman Sachs
Storehouse West thanks food drive volunteers and supporters
Storehouse West expresses gratitude to donors during the Letter Carriers Food Drive and to the Rio Rancho Observer for publicity. It also thanks letter carriers and volunteers who collected, loaded, weighed, sorted, and shelved donations and asks the public to continue giving.
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Rio Rancho Observer
Veranda Drive
Red light cameras Editor from national municipal contracts
Red light camera firms dominate city contracts with RedFlex a leading provider. Albuquerque uses RedFlex and recently its CEO Karen Finley testified under oath about aspects of the program.
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RedFlex
Albuquerque
Karen Finley
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