Sandoval approves $5 million juvenile center in Cuba
At their final meeting in the current county administration building, the Sandoval County Board approved a $5 million bond project to build a facility on the Cuba fairgrounds to treat at risk nonviolent youths. AMI Kids will operate the center, housing 36 boys, with 48 new jobs projected.
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Sandoval
U.S. Department of Justice
Federal Bureau of Prison
New Mexico
DOJ
AMI/kids
Juan Vigil
Cuba
William Griffin
AMI/ Kids
Commission
Griffin
Board of Finance
County Administration
Idalia Rd
Sheriff's Office
ASK Academy board meeting set for July 1
The ASK Academy board will convene Thursday July 1 in the Rio Rancho Economic Development Board Room 1201 NM 528 Ste C. Agenda copies available at 1201 NM 528 Ste C. In other news Thomas Martinez of Rio Rancho made Tufts University Dean's List for Medford Somerville Campus with GPA 3.4 or higher. Felicia Tellaz of Independence High School received a $1500 scholarship from Friends of Many Cultures Scholarship Committee along with Chelsea Naquayouma and Evelyn Rios of Albuquerque.
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ASK Academy Board
Rio Rancho
Thomas Martinez
Tufts University
Medford
Somerville, Mass
Independence High School
Felicia Tellaz of
Friends of Many Cultures
Miriam Stucker
Felicie Truscio
Tellaz
Chelsea Naquayouma
Evelyn Rios
Albuquerque
Army Pvt Anthony D Hinkle Completes Fort Knox Training
Army Pvt Anthony D Hinkle graduated from One Station Unit Training at Fort Knox Kentucky. Son of Matthew and Susan Hinkle of Rio Rancho he completed basic training and seven week cavalry scout course including Bradley vehicle operation and combat reconnaissance.
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Army
Anthony D. Hinkle
Fort Knox, Ky
Hinkle Is the Son of
Matthew and
Susan Hinkle
Rio Rancho
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Christopher Ortiz
Observer
Old County
Larry Polanis
Rrobserver
Montgomery Blvd
Albuquerque West
Coors Rd
ASK Academy Meeting