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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1989

Page

6

Corrales Art Project Debuts Community Sculpture

Artist John Keyser prepares the Community sculpture for Corrales Elementary School, with kindergarten tiles contributed by students. The piece, made with clay and metal, will debut at a May 13 dedication beside last year’s Community work. The event, 5 to 8:30 PM, includes student art displays, performances, robotics, and a trolley shuttle, sponsored by the Corrales PTA.

Keyser John Keyser Edward Loper Mary Clark Valencia University of New Mexico Albuquerque United Artists Corrales The Corrales Pta

Rio Rancho couples ride in MS 150 Tour de Taos trek

Jay Levine profiles Rio Rancho families taking part in the MS 150 mile Tour de Taos from Albuquerque to Taos on June 3. James and Franceska Kelly bike together with tips on pacing hydration and safety, plus advice from William and Rhonda Ebert about training and riding with others. The event is limited to 500 riders with a few openings remaining, MS office in Albuquerque provides information.

Jay Levine Rio Rancho Franceska James William Rhonda Ebert Rhonda Rhon Scott Fader Albuquerque Franceska Kelly Observer-Levine

Training for Taos Ride Tests Willpower and Diet Changes

A writer trains ten weeks for a 150 mile MS charity bike ride from Corral es to Santa Fe. He details diet changes, endurance buildup, and hills like Rio Rancho, noting sponsors such as Recreational Equipment Incorporated. He stresses consistency and gradual distance, with family and coworkers supportive.

Rio Rancho Corrales Rio Rancho Hill Sandoval County Santa Fe Recreational Equipment Incorporated RED

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