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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 01, 2013

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Fresenius nominee notes for 2013 Defense award

Fresenius Medical Care Rio Rancho nominated for the 2013 Secretary of Defense Freedom Award for supporting National Guard and Reserve employees. Chris Mason credited Clinical Manager Patty Clement for care packages family outreach and a warm homecoming. Clement accepted recognition on behalf of Fresenius.

Fresenius Medical Care Rio Rancho Secretary of Defense U.S. Department of Defense Fresenius Chris Mason Air Force Reserve Patty Clement Clement

UNM West Rio Rancho meeting underwhelms councilors

A Rio Rancho city council meeting at UNM West drew about 100 residents and focused on increasing campus enrollment. Councilor Chuck Wilkins plans a summer special election to cut half of the campus gross receipts tax, with funds redirected to public safety if approved. University leaders argued for a broader model shift while critics pressed for a clear plan and timeline.

District 4 Mark Scott Mark Café Connection Southern Blvd Scott Rio Rancho Convention and Visitors Bureau Matt Geisel Santa Ana Star Center UNM West City Center Chuck Wilkins University of New Mexico Bob Frank University Tom Swisstack Corrales Philip Gasteyer Wilkins Frank UNM Lonnie Clayton Wynn Goering

Rio Rancho Schools board shows care for students staff

Rio Rancho Public Schools board highlights student and staff welfare at a meeting amid a tight 2013 14 budget. Topics cover homebound food backpacks for hundreds, staff sick leave donations, SchoolFusion online access 2100 teacher blogs 15000 comments, and campus safety. The district renewed a summer meals contract providing about 40000 breakfasts and 10000 lunches across six sites. The board also recognizes a senior who faced a fatal crash and discusses expanding African American teacher representation. Next meeting set for May 13.

Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education Paul Romero Peter Barron Barron Mike Baker Richard Bruce ARPS Maggie Cordova Martin Luther King Jr Rio Rancho Colinas del Norte Sandia Vista City of Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department Sue Cleveland Cleveland High Taha Elfarisse Enchanted Hills Elementary Eileen Patrick Linda Townsend-Johnson AAPS Johnson-Townsend Cleveland

Jail seeks change in inmate medical services contract

Sandoval County Detention Center Director Casamento appears before the county commission to request approval for a nearly 909000 contract with Correctional Healthcare Companies to manage inmate medical care. The move aims to reduce operating costs from about 7.5 million to 4 million yearly and align with federal guidelines after losing a federal housing contract in 2012.

Sandoval County County Commission Casamento Sandoval County Commission Correctional Healthcare Companies, Inc Sidney Hill First American Financial Advisors Phil Rios

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