Rio Rancho economy grows with new plants and jobs
An observer notes Rio Rancho's economic expansion highlighted by Presbyterian Rust Medical Center's expansion plans and UNM Sandoval Regional Medical Center openings. Intel employs about 5,000 locally, with 10 jobs supporting 26 in the community. Mayor Swisstack says Rio Rancho is open for business as permitting speeds up, with plans for retirement communities and The Village at Rio Rancho. Strong schools, safety, and leisure amenities underpin attraction for new businesses and continued growth.
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Ron Murphy Reaches 400 Coaching Wins at Rio Rancho High
Acknowledgment praises Ron Murphy for achieving 400 wins in his coaching career at Rio Rancho High School. Lovelace Westside Hospital opens a new pediatric unit, expanding care for children. Albuquerque city councilors block funding for a Paseo del Norte and I-25 interchange, drawing criticism from critics.
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Rio Rancho candidate invites residents to lunch talks
Mark Scott urges Rio Rancho residents to visit his office or join him for Monday noon lunches at Joe's Pasta House to discuss city issues. He promises ongoing forums if elected and cites local debate with Rio Rancho TEA Party figures led by Dawnn Robinson about taxes and city policies.
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2012 political year feels bizarre with GOP drama
Santa Fe reports a chaotic 2012 race with Romney and Santorum leading early, Gingrich floundering after a Mediterranean cruise, Paul all in yet likely winless, and Sullivan-like intraparty shifts. New Mexico also notes Lt. Gov Sanchez's senate bid, Heather Wilson's potential race, Janice Arnold Jones' convention surge, Chavez's switching seats, and Martinez eyeing Sanchez.
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