Intel Rio Rancho plant reportedly axes layoffs
KOAT TV cites a source reporting layoffs at Intel’s Rio Rancho plant with no disclosed numbers. Intel spokeswoman says no plans to leave New Mexico and mayor notes no direct word from the company, while the plant’s workforce has trended downward in recent years from 5,300 in 1980 to about 2,300 today.
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Intel
Rio Rancho
Koat-Tv
Intel Corp
Oregonian
Brian Krzanich
Albuquerque Journal
Teens Charged In Rio Rancho Cyber Attack on Enfamil Site
Three Cleveland High students Sylvain Jones 16 Sergio Velasquez 15 and Joshua Van Gilder 17 face felony charges of computer abuse and conspiracy after a Rio Rancho police report says they orchestrated a cyber attack on the Enfamil baby formula site from a school computer. FBI and Secret Service involvement followed the incident which began shortly before summer break and prompted district and federal action including warnings about web access.
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Cleveland High School
FBI
Secret Service
Enfamil Baby Formula
Rio
van Gilder
Rio Rancho Public Schools
U.S. Secret Service
Cleveland High
Frank Fisher
Rio Rancho eyes world swimming lesson record
Rio Rancho officials plan a Guinness entry for the world s largest swimming lesson with Rainbow Pool and partners across the U S and 23 countries. More than 800 locations and tens of thousands of kids were expected to participate, including Las Cruces and Los Alamos.
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Rainbow Pool
Youth Ranch
New Mexico
USA
Rio Rancho
Jay Hart
Rio Rancho Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department
U.S
Guinness
Las Cruces
Los Alamos
Governor signs $290 million New Mexico capital outlay package
Gov. Susana Martinez signed a capital outlay package of more than $290 million after a special session. The measure funds about $5.5 million for Sandoval County projects including nearly $2.5 million for Rio Rancho, with 19 city projects and road rights of way for Paseo del Volcan plus Rio Rancho middle school security upgrades. She vetoed $70,000 in county allocations, including a $45,000 San Ysidro water loan and $25,000 for a Zia Pueblo court building.
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Susana Martinez
Sandoval
Rio Rancho
Paseo del Volcan
Martinez
San Ysidro
Zia Pueblo
City News Briefs for Vision City Anniversary
A local item notes a long service span of over four decades in Vision City. This brief highlights ongoing community coverage and the newspaper's role serving residents for more than 40 years.
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City of Vision
Memorial memorialize fallen officers and memorial plans
Rio Rancho governing body to vote on a resolution directing the RRPD to lead a memorial for Officer Gregg Benner and Officer Anthony Haase and expand the Veterans Monument Park display. The measure also names city representatives to the state attorney general commission investigating the Benner case with public input invited.
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Rio Rancho
Veterans Monument Park
Aci
Rio Rancho RC Club Soars in Weekend Sky Show
Local enthusiasts from the Rio Rancho Radio Control Club fly planes and helicopters over Waterman Field. The dirt airstrip off Vista Road hosts regular weekend sessions as members, led by President Ken French, reach a record 51 flyers this year. Garry Wallen, a founder, notes steady activity and growing interest in the hobby.
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Rio Rancho Radio Control Club
Mesa
Waterman
Vista Road
Rainbow Boulevard
Northern Boulevard
Garry Wallen
Ken French
Don McClelland
Waterman Field
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