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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 2016

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3

Endowment fuels future of St. Felix Pantry in Albuquerque

A deceased World War II veteran, Alfonso Zamora, left more than 200000 to St. Felix Pantry. The Alfonso Zamora Legacy Society creates an estate funded endowment to support pantry operations, shielding it from church-sisters funding reliance and aiming for self-sustainability. Zamora served in the Navy and was known for smart investments that funded his charitable choice.

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Reunion brings tears as two lifelong friends reconnect

Hoang, who built a nail salon and later sold it, tracked down her longtime friend Wright after years apart. Wright, now in a Rio Rancho retirement center, recalled memories of Hoang’s mother and shared joy at the unexpected visit from Hoang, her parents, and her grandson. Wright’s memory has faded but she cherishes details and the chance to reunite.

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Cordova Clarifies Racing Aid for Al Unser III Plans

Joe Cordova said he does not bring events to Phoenix International Raceway but is helping Al Unser III. He is currently working closely with Bryan Herta Autosport to secure upcoming races for Unser III.

Joe Cordova Phoenix International Raceway al Unser III

Espinoza seeks Republican bid for NM Senate District 9

Diego Espinoza, a New Mexico native and small business owner, filed to run in the Republican primary for Senate District 9 covering Rio Rancho Albuquerque and nearby communities. The 50/50 district targets November against the Democratic winner, currently represented by John Sapien. Espinoza touted grassroots work, aiming to move New Mexico up the list and pledge to represent all residents. He submitted more than six times the required signatures to secure a ballot spot.

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Fence project funds boost at Sandoval County shelter

The Sandoval County Commission approved budget increases including 34000 to fence the domestic violence shelter in Rio Rancho. Other consent items covered solid waste senior programs 2011 library bond and legislative funding budgets. They also reappointed two board members and submitted a 490000 state Block Grant for a Cuba recreation center.

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