Rio Rancho Man Charged With Beating Daughter and Injuring Officer
Timmy L. Parsons, 45, faces two counts of child abuse a count of aggravated battery on a police officer and criminal damage after police say he assaulted his 17 year old daughter and threatened his younger daughter. An officer was struck and another pinned during the arrest. The 19 year old caller reported the incident and a hospital visit followed for the officer. Parsons was jailed and the teens placed with a family friend.
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Rio Rancho
Timmy L. Parsons
Parsons
Sandoval County Detention Center
Eric Joshua Clements
Bonsai Circle
Apt
Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Unser
Southern
Herberto Ramos
Cuchillo Road
Albuquerque
Walmart
Unser Bivd
Ronald Mercer
Meadowlark Court
Apt. 1
Country Club Drive
Paseo Vista Loop
Public safety open house showcases gear and crews
Rogers invites the public to a safety event to see tools and equipment, meet police, firefighters, and deputies. Attendees can view police dogs, helicopters, a new patrol car, a mobile command post, and recruiting booths. Food vendors and Star Wars characters will also be present for family fun.
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Rancho
ARPD
Elder
SCSO
New Mexico Legislature Enables Public Employee Catastrophic Sick Leave
Superintendent Sue Cleveland explains House Bill 403 allows public workers to donate sick leave within their organization to others. The plan, already used by ARPS and Albuquerque Public Schools, requires a provider’s illness proof, one year of service, no other pay, full exhaustion of sick days, and a donor minimum 400 hours not dropping below 320.
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Ris. Rancho School Employees Union
Union
Albuquerque Public Schools
Sue
Cleveland
New Mexico
Rio Rancho outdoor pools open May 23 for summer season
City pools Haynes Community Center Rainbow Cabezon Recreation Center open May 23 through August 16 with daily recreation swims and weekend laps. Rainbow offers weekday hours and weekend laps. Cabezon and Haynes provide daily or weekend schedules. Indoor Rio Rancho Aquatic Center extends summer hours May 26 to Aug 9 with maintenance closures on July 4 and Aug 10–14. Water fees: four dollars for adults, three dollars for children ages 2–12 and seniors 55+. For programs, rentals, and details call 891-5230 or visit the city website.
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Rio Rancho
Haynes Community Center
Grande Blvd
Recreation
Cabezon Recreation Center
Cabezon Blvd
Loma Colorado Blvd
Free summer meal program starts May 26 in Rio Rancho
The city launches a federally funded Summer Food Service Program for children 18 and under from May 26 to August. Meals are free at six Rio Rancho sites Monday through Friday with breakfast and lunch times listed. Service is first come, first served and meals follow USDA guidelines with milk fruit juice and meat options. For more details call 891-5015.
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Rio Rancho
Boys and Girls Club of
Sundh Road
Haynes Park
Grande Blvd
Leon Grande Park
Leon Grande Blvd
North Hills Park
Strawberry Drive
Rainbow Pool
Southern Blvd
Star Heights Recreation Center
Polaris Blvd
US. Department of Agriculture
U.S. Department of Agriculture
SFSP
New Mexico Children, Youth and Families Department
Rio Rancho Public Schools
Sodexo
Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department
Newsroom Contacts and Staff Directory Listing
Contact details list newsroom staff including Mike Hartranft Gary Herron Jorge Lopez and others. Provides roles managing editor sports editor advertising and circulation contacts with phone numbers and emails for Community Newspapers.
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Mike Hartranft
Mhartranft
Rrobserver
Gary Herron
Police arrest records cover charges from Rio Rancho area
The police log lists individuals arrested or cited between late November and early May with charges including liquor law violations, assault on school personnel, disorderly conduct, weapon paraphernalia possession, and drug offenses. Notable names include Justus Watson, Kyle Mann, Rolando Rodriguez, and Frances Quintana among several others, with addresses in Albuquerque Santa Fe Bernalillo and surrounding areas.
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Rio Rancho
Justus Watson
Kyle Mann
Rolando Rodriguez
Michael Gonzales
Foothill Court
Albuquerque
Bernard Miller
Nakomis Drive
Phillip Evelyn
Dominic Rivera
Bazan Court
Pyrite Drive
Conference from PAGE 1 RRHS Hosts Service Conference
RRHS Associated Students plan a PAGE 1 conference with adult led workshops and a community service project to raise awareness of childhood hunger. Delegates will help organize transportation facilities and social events while a large canned food drive aims to collect over 1 500 items for a local pantry. Duncan encourages volunteering or donations at 962 9500.
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U.S
RRHS
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Sunset Trail West
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Jordan Logan Road
Gerald Quintana
Southern Boulevard
Golf Course Road
Sabrina M. Minnix
Desert Sunflower Drive
Cleveland High School
Laban Road
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Cielo Azul Drive
Julian C. Toledo
Coors Bypass NW
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Paseo del Volcan
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Diamondhead Court
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Birdie Court
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Concord Hills Loop
Marinelito Arieste
Montgomery Blvd
Giant
Autumn Sage Ave
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First St
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Arrowhead Ridge Drive
Apt. 82
Chama Meadows
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Flor de Mayo NW
Atlantic Road
Corsica Drive
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Vancouver Road
Apt. P
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Whitewater Drive
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