Paradise Hills Population Reaches 3500 in NM
Horizon Corporation reports the two New Mexico communities Paradise Hills and Rio Communities now house an estimated 6 100 residents total with 3 500 in Paradise Hills and 1 628 in Rio Communities Housing unit completions at end of April totaled 966 in Paradise Hills and 662 in Rio Communities Paradise Hills includes 831 single family homes and 135 apartment units Rio Communities lists 441 single family homes 119 townhouses 31 apartments and 71 mobile homes in Vista del Rio mobile home park.
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Horizon Corporation
New Mexico
Paradise Hills
Rio
Belen
Vista del Rio
Pot Luck Supper Planned in Rio Rancho May 22
The Community Christian Sing sponsors a pot luck supper in Rio Rancho on May 22 at 6 15 PM in the Haynes Recreation Center. A 7 30 PM Christian singing program follows with a talk by Louis Zaccone of Rio Rancho.
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Commuunity Christian Sing
Rio Rancho
Haynes Recreation Center
Louis Zaccone
Corrales Fire Dept Issues Emergency Call Instructions
The Corrales Fire District has issued new guidance to residents to dial 898-0401 for emergencies instead of 911 to speed response. Firefighter Al Rodriguez warns that using 911 delays a reply as calls are relayed through Albuquerque and Bernalillo County, often causing misdirected responses and longer flames. He urges residents to note landmark-based home directions and keep the local number handy.
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Corrales
Fire Department
Albuquerque
Bernalillo County
al Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Areca
Rio Grande
Thompson Fence
Seven Bar Airport
Cibola High School
Civic Association meeting features music and song night
The Rio Rancho Homeowners' Civic Association hosts a May 20 gathering with Ray Sherman of the Albuquerque Civic Light Opera and artists from the company. They perform excerpts from Sound of Music Applause and Kiss Me Kate for Rich Rancho residents in attendance.
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Rio Rancho
West Mesa High ROTC program grows with cadet involvement
West Mesa High School continues its NJROTC program now nearing five years. 100 boys and 57 girls participate in the three year elective course focusing on naval science with no military obligation. Cadets attended a San Diego mini boot camp with 600 cadets, including 25 percent girls, and funds from fundraisers covered the military ball and trip costs.
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Debi Zaccone
Naval Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps
Njrotc
West Mesa High School
West Mesa
Nfroto
Thomas Mayberry
Hilton Inn
Joyce Torres
San Diego
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Nevada
Utah
Idaho
Naval Training Center
West
Annapolis
Maryland
Mayberry
Naval
Claude Blacksher
Orlando Gonzalez
Joe Lucero
Ernest Herrera
al Gomez
James White
Rebecca Lucero
Blacksher
Nine Juliano sisters reunite after 35 years apart
Mrs. Angelina Juliano of Rio Rancho hosts a week-long reunion for eight of her sisters Grace Callison Sally Vitello Dee Arbino Mary Mastrantonio Julia Wiedemann Jo DeMaria Margaret Corin and Rose Marinaccio visiting from California New Jersey and Long Beach The nine Cogellier siblings trace their roots to Uibbing Minnesota marking a first gathering in nearly three decades with a celebratory dinner at the Rio Rancho Country Club.
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Angelina Juliano
Rio Rancho
Rio Rancho Country Lab
Grace Callison
Anaheim California
Sally Vitello
Carlsbad
California
Dee Arbino
South Gate
Mary Mastrantonio
Santa Ana
Julia Wiedemann
Nutley
New Jersey
Jo DeMaria
Margaret Corin
Rose Marinaccio
Long Beach
Uibbing
Minnesota
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Donald C
Roush
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New Mexico State University
Bureau of Indian Affairs
National Accreditation Association
Corrales Fire Department
Civic Association
West Mesa High