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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1986

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Griffin plans City Hall reorganization after election win

Griffin, newly elected mayor of Rio Rancho, outlines plans to reorganize City Hall and hire a CPA for the finance director post. He will assess department heads, review legal contracts with City Attorney Stan Hatch, and keep the Public Safety department temporarily intact while recruiting problem solvers for his team. D'Arco weighs contest options, contest deadline April 3.

Rio Rancho Terry K. Griffin City Hall Griffin Pat D'Arco D‘arco Don Gray Robert Sandoval Stan Hatch Hatch Beitler Department of Public Safety David Bruening Council of Government Richard S. Wiles Shannon E. Eubanks

Corrales Welcoming New Mayor Laura Warren Asks For Organization

Corrales elects Laura Warren, the third woman to serve as mayor, and she vows to organize village government for smooth operation and consistent service. She recalls childhood activism, longtime ties to Corrales, and says her campaign was self driven. Warren was sworn in Monday and already chaired a council meeting.

Corrales Laura Warren Warren Tom Gentry Heaing Kalama- 200 Cotrates Albuquerque North Valley Barbara Christianson Twining Ann Dunlap Richard Nixon Babe Ruth Corrales Inn Gary Herron

Eisenstadt Eyes Re election to Santa Fe District 44

Corrales resident Pauline Eisenstadt D Sandoval announced last week she will seek re election in the June primary. Fellow Corrales Democrat John Turner announced in December his plan to run for Eisenstadt s District 44 seat in Santa Fe. Candidates must declare intentions to run on April at the county clerk s office in Bernalillo. Eisenstadt highlighted her funding achievements including Paseo del Norte bridge completion and senior citizen centers in Corrales Bernalillo and Rio Rancho.

Eisenstadt Paseo del Norte Corrales Bernalillo Rio Rancho Santa Fe

Corrales Man Behind Tanker In Fatal Albuquerque Crash

A Corrales man, Frank Stiles, 48, driving a tanker, ran a red light at Broadway and Rio Bravo, struck a flatbed truck, causing the tanker to roll twice and erupt into a 90 foot fireball. A van driver, Bryan Welch, 38, was trapped but survived. Stiles was treated and released from UNM Hospital. Broadway Rio Bravo intersection closed as crews rebuilt and repaired lines. No citations issued.

Albuquerque Corrales South Valley Frank Stiles Rio Bravo Broadway Bryan Welch Sandia Park Stiles University of New Mexico Hospital Rio Rancho Public Service Company of New Mexico

Bernalillo elects Abouselman aims to shift town image

Ron Abouselman, 39, Bernalillo’s new mayor, vows beautification and a master plan to guide growth. He proposes boosted police presence, activities for seniors and teens, and stronger intergovernmental ties with Rio Rancho Corrales and nearby pueblos.

Ron Abousleman Bernalillo Vis “Ag Gary Herron Ron Abouselman Abouselman

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