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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1987

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Corrales Fathers Day Concert returns with Buffy Sainte Marie

The ninth annual Corrales Fathers Day Concert at Corrales Village Park on Sunday June 21 from 1 PM until dusk features Buffy Sainte Marie as headlining act with the Frank Larrabee Band Warennelon Mountain Jug Band WDC Band Sid Fendley and Rod Kennedy also performing. Proceeds support Corrales community organizations, with past events raising up to 18000. Families enjoy horseback rides face painting and festive activity in New Mexico tradition.

New Mexico Corrales Camales

Sunday liquor sale ballot question before Sandoval County Commission

A Sunday sales measure goes to the Sandoval County Commission this Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the county courthouse. Also on the agenda are a Northwest Loop Road resolution, Corrales dispatch update, loitering and personnel ordinances, and permission to bid culverts. Representatives from the Village of Corrales discussed a joint police and fire dispatch, but the issue was tabled for further study.

Sandoval Northwest Loop Road Corrales Cormales Commission

Rio Rancho Mayor backs 13 percent wage rise plan

Rio Rancho Mayor Grover Nash supports a 13 percent average salary increase after an independent report found pay deficiencies among city employees. The plan faces funding questions of about 70 to 75 thousand dollars, with Dial recommending phased implementation by tenure.

Jay Levine Rio Rancho Grover Nash Sian Dial Nash City Henry Pacelli

Rio Rancho SAD 3 protestors face hearing on costs tonight

Rio Rancho residents led by Arturo Boniello protest the assessed costs for Special Assessment District 3 improvements. The public hearing before the city council, held tonight, addresses paving drainage and street widths argued to be funded from infrastructure accounts.

Shannon Eubanks Rio Rancho Southern Boulevard Golf Course Road Sara Road 16Th Avenues SAD 3 City Plan Wilson Arturo Boniello SAD SAD 4 Gene Burke Frank Lonski District AL Boniello

Corrales weighs tax hike amid budget strains and disincorporation talk

Corrales residents face a proposed property tax increase of about 108 dollars per 60 000 assessed value to fund a 133000 annual shortfall. Officials warn revenue sharing vanished with 1986 changes, while debate continues at a study session with over 100 citizens and mayor Laura Warren emphasizing growth challenges and community effort.

Jay Levine Corrales Wate Recenuy Barbara Christianson Corral Dorothy Traften Dee Turner William Fulginolli New Mexico Municipal Léague Santa Fews Warren

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