Intel Rio Rancho plant head to retire after two years
Kirby Jefferson will retire as head of Intel Rio Rancho plant in October after two years in the role. Bert Blaha will replace him, with Shipley citing ongoing plant investments and staffing changes at the facility since 1980.
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Liz Shipley
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Case Western Reserve University
Albuquerque Journal
Intel New Mexico
University of New Mexico
Santa Clara
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Run for Life aids teacher after heart transplant at Baylor
Eagle Ridge Middle School PTA sponsored a 8:20 to 8:50 am Run for Life on the track to fund Christina Tucker's transplant costs. Tucker, a seventh grade science teacher, had a heart transplant Thursday in Dallas after hypertrophic cardiomyopathy left her on a waiting list. The event drew 70 plus participants and raised over 3000 in donations with business sponsors including Chili’s pledge day profits. Tucker will remain in Dallas about three months post surgery and then regular follow ups. Funds target 84000 with 11007 raised and a Wells Fargo account set up for community donations.
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Christina Tucker
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Eagle Ridge
Baylor University Medical Center
Dallas
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Boston
Arizona
Texas
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Placitas activist avoids criminal charges over equine dispute
Gary Miles, a Placitas activist and former Sandoval County Commission candidate, will not face criminal charges after a man and his 10 year old son reported harassment and rock throwing during a horse relocation. The accuser declined to press charges, aiding Miles's dismissal from possible aggravated assault and harassment counts.
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NM 313
Bernalillo
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Mark
Delilah Anthony
R. James Dominguez
Rio Rancho native Amy Waltner wins two NM Press Women scholarships
Amy Waltner, a 2013 Cleveland High School graduate and ENMU sophomore, became the first woman to win two New Mexico Press Women scholarships, the Cary Herz Photojournalism and Doris Gregory Memorial, awarding $2,000 total. She edits ENMU publications, writes event previews, faculty features, and a comic book column, and has worked on HoundBytes submissions and podcasts.
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Doris Gregory
New Mexico Press Women Scholarship Committee
Eastern New Mexico University
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ENMU
Monday Memo
HoundBytes
A Park Above aims to open in Rio Rancho this August
Jay Hart, director of Rio Rancho Parks, Recreation and Community Services, says the disability friendly park could open by August if remaining work and donations arrive. The two phase project includes shaded play areas, splash pad, amphitheater, dog park, bocce and labyrinth with vandalism delaying progress and a push to finish the first phase soon.
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Rio Rancho
Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department
Hart
Gregg Hull
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