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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 2015

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Intel Rio Rancho Plant Wins 2015 Quality Award

Intel Rio Rancho facility earns 2015 Intel Quality Award, the companys top team honor, with manufacturing and support groups recognized. Baldrige model used in self assessment. honorees show Intel values and strong results. The award marks NM plant’s first since 2001 when Fab manufacturing group won.

Intel Corp Rio Rancho Intel Santa Clara Cali Baldrige Shipley

Public invited on PNM plan to abandon two San Juan units

District Commissioner Karen Montoya says PNM seeks approval to close two of the four coal units at the San Juan Generating Station and replace energy. a public hearing starts at 5:34 p.m. Wednesday at the African American Performing Arts Center on the KXPO New Mexico Fairgrounds in Albuquerque. Previous hearings were in Santa Fe and Farmington. for details call 1-844-427-5772 or visit the state PRC site.

PNM San Juan Karen Montoya KXPO New Mexico Fairgrounds San Pedro Drive Albuquerque Santa Fe Farmington Amore

INDEX Serving the City of Vision for over 40 years

The INDEX newspaper celebrates more than four decades of service to the city, marking its ongoing commitment with readers and advertisers while highlighting local news coverage and community presence.

City of Vision

City water rates not frozen by Rio Rancho council

Rio Rancho Governing Body rejects a water rate freeze as a five year plan foresees 4.4 percent increases starting July 1. Councilors Wilkins and Scott supported the freeze while Everett Robinson Smith and Clayton opposed it citing need for long term planning and proper funding for water and wastewater facilities.

Rio Rancho Chuck Wilkins Mark Scott Dawnn Robinson Chery Everett Shelby Smith Lonnie Clayton Everett Red Oaks Consulting

Dune buggy driver helps stuck motorists on snowy New Mexico hills

Giuliano a 56 year old elementary counselor in Albuquerque traded his wheelchair for a dune buggy to aid drivers stranded on hills during a February snowstorm. He drove to High Resort Boulevard near Arroyo de Deportes Park offering pushes with a rope and protein bars for sustenance after consulting police.

Dan Giuliano Giuliano High Resort Guiliano An Giuliano Santa Fe Edward Gonzales Albuquerque Rio Rancho APS Cauliane High Resort Boulevard Arroyo de Deportes Park Cyuhano

Rio Rancho officials back Paseo del Volcan project

Rio Rancho mayor and most councilors vote 4-2 to back a resolution supporting the Paseo del Volcan road project from I-40 to Unser Boulevard. The governing body asserts support for completing the connector despite division among members.

Rio Rancho Paseo del Volcan Unser Boulevard

Partnerships drive access at 4th area health summit

About 60 participants from health care and social services met at Sandoval County Fire Station 21 in Santa Ana Pueblo for a first-of-its-kind summit. They formed small groups to propose solutions to barriers in funding transportation social services and technology and will pursue follow up at the next United Way Sandoval County Committee meeting. Proposed ideas include public private Internet and mobile service partnerships regular need assessments mobile health units wireless vans and a cross cultural county effort assisted by a mobile app for service access.

Santa Ana Sandoval County Santa Ana Pueblo James Maxon United Way of Central New Mexico Sandoval United Way Sara Keller Maxon Keller

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