Rio Rancho Tri-Sport Youth Triathlon opens registration
Registration is underway for the first Rio Rancho Tri-Sport Youth Triathlon set for Saturday August 2 for children ages 7 14. Shawn Gale of Defined Fitness notes the event features swimming biking and running with separate boys and girls divisions plus relay teams. All finishers receive an event T shirt a water bottle and a swim cap. For details call Rio Rancho Parks Recreation 490 4444 or Mark Mico 907 7378.
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Goodbye to a Sandoval County leader Marsha Atkin
Editorial honors former state representative Marsha Atkin of Rio Rancho who is moving to Tempe Arizona after losing re election by three votes. The piece notes her work on water education and quality of life issues and her strong Santa Fe connections, wishing her luck in Arizona.
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Tom Swisstack
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Recommend Ed Chismar for Rio Rancho city administrator
Letters urge permanent appointment after six months as interim city administrator. They praise his park and recreation leadership, citizen focus, and efforts to address long neglected issues, arguing he will improve Rio Rancho with dedication and goal orientation.
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Ed Chismar
Rio Rancho
Chismar
Parks and Rec
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Quail Ranch Annexation Push Heads to Final Vote
Rio Rancho plans to annex Quail Ranch and surrounding 11 947 acres into the city limits tonight in a second and final reading. The move follows concurrent master plan approval and has drawn criticism from Albuquerque and Bernalillo County. Mayor Jim Owen urges attendance at tonight’s council meeting.
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Outcry Over Pork Barrel Reinstatement and Budget Tactics
Readers condemn the commission for reinstating pork barrel projects and approving clerk budget maneuvers. They accuse officials of backroom deals and demand taxpayer accountability, calling for resignations and scrutiny of pay raises and vehicle allowances amid ongoing city planning and annexation debates.
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Ely
Thomas
Johnson and
Saplen
Hayes
Hays
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