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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 06, 2012

Page

6

Rio Rancho VA clinic opens after years of planning

The Northwest Metro Clinic on 1760 Grande Blvd opens grandly May 11 and starts serving veterans May 15. It offers primary care, optometry, dental, telemedicine, women’s and mental health services in a 10,000 square foot facility, managed by a registered nurse with a physician and other staff.

Rio Rancho Grande Boulevard Grande Blvd Tom Swisstack Drieke New Mexico Northwest Metro Albuquerque

Cleveland coaches lauded for perfect season and community leader praised

Thumbs up to Kenny Henry and Tim Flores, Cleveland High School track and field coaches, for remaining undefeated this season. Also salutes Marge Haas for the Sandoval County Senior Program hours logged. Side note laments a cold case involving a February kidnapping and rape of a 13 year old.

Kenny Henry Tim Flores Cleveland Marge Haas Sandoval County

Park n the Park Car Show Draws 250 Cars in Rio Rancho

The City of Rio Rancho hosted the 12th annual Park n the Park Car Show on April 28 drawing participants from as far as Colorado and Texas. Organizers praise Car Shows Unlimited, sponsors, volunteers, and city staff for a successful event with plans for a 13th edition next April.

City of Rio Rancho Car Shows Unlimited Mother Nature Colorado Texas Flash Denison Mike Mary Duda Joan Plachinski John Karen Morelock Deb Richard

New editor explains editorial process and history

A new editor details how editorials reflect the paper's collective stance rather than one person. He describes the board, the weight of the publisher's view, and the role of bylines and photos in expressing individual opinions. He also recounts 27 years in journalism including a stint for Senator Alan Simpson in the late 1980s.

Lisher Jim U.S Alan Simpson Wyoming Senate Volun

Green light for red light tyranny in Las Cruces

Las Cruces officials approved red light camera enforcement amid citizen anger over fines and alleged abuse. Critics say city finances, not safety, drove the program, and national coverage amplified the city’s negative image while input was reportedly ignored and tickets collected without a public vote.

Las Cruces

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Rio Rancho Observer Bbuck Rrobserver Sara Suite D Rio Rancho NM Rick Carpenter

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