Good Deed of the Week at The Observer
Mary Graff of Rio Rancho commends Pic n Pac clerk Paulette Watson for assisting her daughter Laura when she fell ill on Souther Boulevard. Watson guided Laura to breathe in a paper bag and provided comfort until EMS arrived.
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Mary Graff
Rio Rancho
Mary
Pic ’N Pac
Souther Boulevard
Laura
Paulette Watson
Paulette
P.O
N.M
Community Legal Workshop for Elders in Rio Rancho
Rio Rancho Chapter 663 AARP and the New Mexico State Bar Lawyer Referral Project sponsor a community legal workshop for seniors at 1 30 p m on Wednesday March 25 in Rio Rancho City Auditorium. Virginia Sears will explain how the project assists seniors in obtaining legal help. An attorney will discuss power of attorney guardianships living wills asset transfer and related topics with handouts available.
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Rio Rancho
American Association of Retired Persons
State Bar of New Mexico
Rio Rancho City
Virginia Sears
State Bar of New
United Exchange Card
United New Mexico Bank
United Exchange
LYNX
New Mexico
Pulse and Plus System, Inc
U.S
Canada
United New Mexico
Rio Rancho Life
la Luz
20Th St
Brenda Hammond
Norris School of Real Estate
Los Alamos
Los Alamos Museum
Los Alamos Inn
Fatima
Delicate Balance of Muscles and Injury Risk
A chiropractor warns that muscle imbalance after injury can cause uneven tension and reinjury unless therapy restores balance. Dr Seth Allen invites appointments at 1417 Bio Rancho Blvd with hours Mon to Fri and 24 hour emergency service.
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Seth Allen
D.C
Bio Rancho Blvd
Rio Raxcity Council Approves Home Occupation Ordinance
The Rio Raxwho City Council unanimously approved a staff driven home occupation ordinance. It shifts permit handling to the City Development Department with a $35 nonrefundable fee, an interview, fire inspection, and post permit business registration. Appeals proceed to planning and zoning then city council.
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Shannon Eubanks
Rio Raxwho
Grover Nash
City Development Department
Development Department
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Planning End Zoning Commission
Mike Springfield
Springfield
School district split sparks tax and funding debate in Rio Rancho
Sievert cites a state report claiming misrepresentation by opponents and a need for higher taxes to support a separate district. proponents warn of unequal tax burden, saying 25,000 residents would fund a 400,000-strong city, while crowding and board costs under APS persist.
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Sievert
Akien
Tonigan
New Mexico Office of Education
Department of Finance
Rio Rancho
Onger
APS
Concerned Citizens
Morris Gusowsky
T He
Gasowsky
Rio Rancho Feasibility Study Sparks Education Debate
A Rio Rancho community feasibility committee weighs funding for more schools as population projections by 1991 call for four elementary schools two middle schools and a high school. APS currently crowded. residents urge proof funding will improve education before commitment. CHS theatre group to premiere murder mystery March 26 at Rio Rancho Library with proceeds to benefit the library.
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Rio Rancho
Sievert
Gusowsky
APS
Office of Education
Albuquerque
Pauline Martinez
Martinez
Education
CHS
Cibola
Toni Beatty
Rose Mitchell
Kristina Bolden
Kevin Gardener
Melanie Bom
William Wroda
Jeff Handmaker
Matt McUne
Chuck Cordova
Charles Paleios
Leah Toennies
Andrew, Wellbom
Heather Jones
At the Library
Rio Rancho Library
Democrats Elect Officials At Precinct Meetings In New Mexico
On March 26 at 7 pm Democrats begin electing party officials at precinct meetings across divisions. Voting occurs at multiple precincts including Sanchez Hall County Court house Roosevelt Annex schoolhouse Archibeque Hall and others. Forty delegates will be elected to the county convention which will be held at 7 pm on April 9 at Hernalillo High School all purpose room.
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Sanchez Hall
Roosevelt Annex
Archibeque Hall
Alben Miller Center
Parish Hall
Polling Place
Canyon Community Center
City Hell
Cuba High School
Old la Jara School
Chapter House
Rio Rancho
Puesta del Sol
Hernalillo High School
Planning commission approves six home occupations and protests
The planning commission backed six conditional use permits for home occupations including a training contracting business by James Prinzo. Neighbors Jackson Nillibridge and Jeanne Lillibridge objected to two permits citing rising commercial activity on Oakmount Drive. Valerie Richards and Jim Strait backed permits to support a gourmet gift basket service and real estate license requirements.
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Planning Commission
James Prinzo
Ann. Circle
Jackson N. Lillibridge
Jeanne T. Lillibridge
Valerie Richards
Jim Strait
Oakmount Drive
Lillibridges
Garret
Richards
Strait
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