Mayor Hull Show features Debbi Moore and Rio Rancho channel access
The Mayor Gregg Hull interviews Rio Rancho Regional Chamber of Commerce President Debbi Moore in a new episode of The Mayor Hull Show. Viewers can watch on the city YouTube channel and city website, or daily on Rio Vision channel 15 at 7 am, 5 30 pm, and 9 30 pm. ReadWest seeks volunteer tutors for adult literacy with trainings on April 18 and 25, orientation April 16, contact cyndy ratliffs readwest.org or 892 1131.
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Rio Rancho
Chamber of Commerce
Debbi Moore
Mayor Hull
Rio-Rancho
Rio Vision
Government Channel
Cable One
ReadWest
Cyndy
Cyndy.ratliffs
Readwest.org
Rio Rancho Observer moves to new city offices
The Rio Rancho Observer relocated from a Sara Road site after 25 years to 409 NM 52 Suite 101 near the AMREP Southwest building. The 6,400 square foot space houses Wealth Management Group and Quantum Road, with the publisher noting major changes since his six years at the paper.
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The
Observer
Wealth Management
NM 528
Quantum Road
Rio Rancho Observer
City of Vision
NM 52
Suite
Amrep Southwest
Sara Road
Grande Boulevard
NM $28
Rockford Hayes
Albuquerque Journal
ASSE seeks hosts for exchange students
ASSE International seeks families to host boys and girls aged 15 to 18 from countries including Norway Denmark Spain Italy and Japan. Hosts provide a family setting while students share culture and improve English. all insurance and pocket money are covered. Contact ASSE Western regional office at 1 800 733 2773 or visit host.asse.com to apply.
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ASSE
Norway
Denmark
Spain
Italy
Japan
Asse Western Regional
Host
Asse.com
Park in the Park Car Show Returns to Cabezon Park
The City of Rio Rancho hosts the 1st annual Park in the Park Car Show from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on April 25 at Cabezon Park 2307 Cabezon Blvd featuring over 300 cars 1982 and older. Families enjoy music raffles food vendors and crafts with free admission and vehicle display registration via Parks and Rec at 891-5015.
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City of
Rio Rancho
Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department
Cabezon Park
Cabezon Blvd
Parks and Rec Department
Rio Rancho council keeps second comment period
Rio Rancho Governing Body members voted to retain the second councilor comment period after debate. Four members Mark Scott Cheryl Everett Chuck Wilkins and Shelby Smith opposed removing it while Lonnie Clayton supported elimination. Dawnn Robinson was absent.
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Rio Rancho
Mark Scott
Cheryl Everett
Chuck Wilkins
Shelby Smith
Lonnie Clayton
Dawnn Robinson
Agenda
Clayton
Wilkins
Few local bills survive Legislature in New Mexico session
Only about 1 percent of locally introduced bills, 8 of 74 by Reps. Lewis Harper Pacheco Powdrell-Culbert and others, reached the governor by March 21. Governor had until April 10 to sign. Overall passed rate about 13.5 percent. a $264 million capital outlay bill failed, leaving roughly $4 million for Rio Rancho projects and area schools.
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Tim Lewis
Jason Harper
Paul Pacheco
Jane Powdrell-Culbert
Harper
Rio Rancho
Sandoval County
Redrill
Unser Boulevard
Cherry Road
Paseo del Volcan
Conservative spending boosts Sandoval County finances
Sandoval County's five year outlook looks bright says financial adviser Rob Burpo after a budget plan review. He praised commissioners for aggressive conservative spending over the past five to seven years, noting saved funds will cover unexpected expenses and deliver large dividends to the county.
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Bernalillo Sandoval
Rob Burpo
Burpo
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