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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 2015

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City GRT income grows in February for Rio Rancho

City Financial Services Director Dan Olsen reports February gross receipts tax income to the general fund reached about 2.75 million dollars, 264 thousand above budget. GRT revenue for the fiscal year stands 7.3 percent higher than last year at 1.24 million in growth.

City of Rio Rancho Olsen

Covenant Schools Sues Over Nearby Batting Cages

Covenant Schools of Rio Rancho files suit in 13th Judicial District Court against PJ's Batting Cages and Las Cazuela's over stray baseballs escaping inadequate nets. The school claims injuries and nuisance, seeks restraining order, damages, and legal costs. defendants say cages predate the school and dispute injury cause.

Rio Rancho Covenant Schools 13Th Judicial District Court Barbara Loop Covenant Francisco Saenz Saenz and Covenant Schools Paul Losey

Opposing Right to Work Labor Views in New Mexico

Reavers argues that right-to-work laws do not ensure job growth, citing Oklahoma’s 2001 enactment and its 20,000+ lost manufacturing jobs over a decade. He notes New Mexico’s wages are in the national bottom third and questions the efficacy of right-to-work as a solution.

New Mexico

Right to work debate sparks union concerns in New Mexico

Beavers of the building trades council warns right to work could weaken unions despite broader wage benefits and healthcare coverage for 40 000 people tied to union contracts. Rio Rancho Firefighters Local 4877 president Jose Martinez cautions public sector rights may shrink if such bills pass.

Danny Beavers The New Mexico Buildings and Trades Council Bers Beavers Jose Martinez Rio Rancho Firefighters Local 4877 Tor Martinez Steve Eisenberg Rio Rancho School Employees Union

Police arrest report highlights charged individuals in Rio Rancho area

Police records show arrests and charges from Rio Rancho area with names ages and addresses. Notable cases include Nicole Benton charged with aggravated driving while intoxicated first offense and speeding, Adrianna Martinez 17 charged with felony larceny, Lan Sisson 29 charged with felony aggravated battery and larceny, Christina Nobiitt 24 served with warrant, Christopher Padilla 36 charged with battery on a household member.

Chamisa East Zia Pueblo Brenda Drive Adrianna L. Martinez Second St Lan Sisson Old Mill Road Cancun Loop Apt Christina Nobiitt Sugar Ridge Loop NM 528 Willow Creek Road Chriistopher Padilla Gallinas Road

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