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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 2015

Page

4

Bank of America to Hire 340 for Rio Rancho Center Expansion

Bank of America will hire 300 for a new Teller Assist ATM operation atop 250 existing Enchanted Hills call center staff, plus 40 more to meet growing demand. Remodels aim to begin operations by end of April, making Rio Rancho one of three U S centers supporting Mountain and Pacific West ATMs. The move underscores the city’s role as a steady jobs hub and its strong workforce.

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Rio Rancho Home & Remodeling Show Returns to Star Center

The Rio Rancho Home & Remodeling Show returns to Santa Ana Star Center for a two day event next weekend featuring over 150 remodeling furnishing and product specialists. The show covers remodeling landscaping and solar panel topics offering professional perspectives and new ideas for spring projects. The Observer also previews a Spring Home Improvement Guide in Wednesday’s paper with tips and how to information for house tasks.

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Guidelines to Submissions for Rio Rancho Observer

The Rio Rancho Observer invites guest opinions and letters to the editor with word limits of 500 for guests and 300 for letters. Submissions must include name city and a verifiable contact phone number. Anonymous entries are not allowed. One printed submission per month. The paper may edit for clarity and space and may choose not to publish any submission. Submissions may be sent by email, mail, or fax to listed addresses and numbers. Please call the editor with any questions.

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Unbelievable City Actions Criticized Over Rio Rancho Rates

Wayne Price of Rio Rancho voices strong opposition to council moves including water rate hikes, civil forfeiture, red light cameras, and a public-private road project. He accuses officials of breaking campaign promises, cites high salaries, and warns citizens will vote to remove leaders. Price notes the oil and gas links of Price LLC and urges public input.

Rio Rancho New Mexico Wayne Price Price LLC

Veterans letter thanks donor at Chili's lifts local morale

Ernest Garcia of Rio Rancho writes about a stranger who paid his veteran drinks tab at a Chili's lounge. He praises public support for veterans and urges visits to local vets groups such as VFW, American Legion, Elks, and Moose to learn how they raise funds for community service and veterans’ missions.

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Water rate vote sparks council clash and budget doubts

A council debate cites contradictions as Councilor Shelby Smith backs rate changes while criticizing the Utilities Commission. The piece notes a shift from the five-year plan and questions G&A fund transfers, amid eye on debt service projections and staff recommendations.

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Garrity Perception Survey Shows Economic Optimism Up

The 2015 Garrity Perception Survey finds 42 percent of New Mexico residents expect the economy to be stronger in two years, 35 percent say about the same, 16 percent foresee a weaker economy, and 8 percent are undecided. The poll, conducted by Research & Polling Inc. in early March, has a 90 percent confidence level.

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