Rio Rancho swears in new mayor and council members
Boniello commented on a very hard election as Rio Rancho selects a new mayor and a slate of city officials. Cordova retained District 3 council seat with 661 votes and Wiles won 4,565 votes for Municipal Court judge. All votes tabulated by 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. canvassing follows. Swearing in planned for Monday evening and first meeting set for Wednesday March 9.
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Boniello
Rio Rancho
Cordova
Wiles
City weighs buying RRUC with revenue bonds to fund purchase
City officials consider acquiring RRUC to gain control of growth and stabilize rates. A feasibility study on purchase cost and financing remains confidential to protect negotiation strategy. RRUC’s January 1991 appraisal valued reproduction costs at 84.9 million and depreciated value at 71.5 million. RRUC was bought for about 42 million in December 1990. any sale requires PUC approval and likely no public vote on bond issuance.
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Hal Donovan
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New Mexico Public Utility Commission
Community events and auditions listed for March schedule
River's Edge One Neighborhood Association meets March 7 at 7 p.m. at Enchanted Hills Elementary with Eric Briones of Rio Rancho Garden Center as guest speaker. Cleanup on March 12 at River's Edge I entrances with 9 a.m. assembly. Bill Richardson hosts a March 5 town meeting in Rio Rancho at Meadowlark Senior Center. Adobe Theater auditions March 6 4–6 p.m. and March 7 7–9 p.m. for Radio Theater. show runs April 8–24 directed by Tom Herring. call 897-3688 for details.
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Meadowlark Senior Center
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Congress
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Project Wild Workshop Seeks Parents and Educators
Rio Rancho Parks and Recreation offers a Project Wild workshop for parents teachers and childcare providers to boost environmental awareness and knowledge. The session runs Saturday March 12 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Register by March 7 at City Hall parks department office. Call 891-7204 for details.
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Rio Rancho Parks and Recreation Department
Parks Department
City Hall
Meadowlark Center Director resigns for El Paso role
MSC director John Gonzalez resigns after six years to take a management position in El Paso. Acting director Patricia Randall praises his funding work for expansion and notes new funds approved by the Legislature. The city advertises a replacement requiring gerontology education or degree and three years senior program planning experience with a wage of 12.05 to 14.46 dollars per hour.
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Meadowlark
Patricia Randall
Rio Rancho
Randall
Gonzalez
el Paso
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