Good Deed of the Week From Rio Rancho Reader
Paula Freeley of Rio Rancho thanks the fire and police department for helping her father during chest pains after arriving at Albuquerque Airport. Paramedics provided oxygen and vital care, explained altitude effects at 5290 feet, and left oxygen gear during a four day visit. Call 892 8080 or write Good Deeds to Rio Rancho for nominations.
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Missing Child Report Act signed in New Mexico
Gov. Garvey Carruthers signed the Missing Child Report Act in Santa Fe with lawmakers Rep. R. W. Johnson Rep. Linn Tytler and Rep. Toots Green present. The bill mandates mandatory reporting of missing or abducted children by all state law enforcement agencies.
City Council to Consider Burn Regulation Ordinance and Staff Changes
Councilor Henry Pacelli will present an ordinance on burning tumbleweeds with penalties up to 300 dollars. City Administrator William Snell seeks council approval for broad staff changes across Public Safety Public Works City Development and library and recreation programs. The agenda includes a liquor license transfer hearing at Ideal Lanes zoning changes for Merit Southwest retirement project and retail offices plus three planning commission reappointments.
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Albuquerque Museum Restarts Old Town Walking Tours
The Albuquerque Museum resumes Old Town walking tours on Wednesday March 18 at 10 am starting with a museum briefing. Docents lead through historic streets highlighting changes over centuries, with a staff study booklet provided. tours run Wednesdays to Fridays at 11 am and weekends at 1 30 pm through October. admission applies.
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Old Town walking tours reopen with museum admission details
Admission to the Old Town museum is two dollars for adults and one dollar for children under 12 and seniors over 60. Tour groups are limited to 25.
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Kite making and flying workshop at Star Heights Rec Center
The Rio Rancho Department of Community Services hosts a kite workshop at Star Heights Recreation Center, 800 Polaris Blvd, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. The $5 materials fee covers supplies. bring a snack. free bank provided. Pre registration required. call 892-6704 ext 48 or 892-6915 to register.
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Community Services
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Talent Show at Rio Rancho Spring Show Finale
The Rio Rancho Department of Community Services sponsors its third annual Spring Talent Show on May 16 at the City Auditorium 4110 Sabana Grande. Auditions are April 24 and 29 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the auditorium with props and items for performance. An entry fee of 5 per act applies and prizes include cash for first to third places plus a trophy for the winner. For information call 892-6704 extension 48.
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