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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 15, 2016

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Rio Rancho libraries adjust hours for staff training

Rio Rancho public libraries Loma Colorado Main and Esther Bone Memorial announce altered Wednesday hours noon to 8 pm and noon to 5 pm respectively for staff training. Absentee and early voting run through June 4 at multiple sites with Memorial Day closure May 30.

Rio Rancho Loma Colorado Esther Bone Sandoval Sandoval County Idalia Road Bernalillo City Hall Civic Center Circle

Index Serving the City of Vision for Over Forty Years

Local publication highlights four decades of service in guiding the community with news, features, and community updates. The notice underscores long-standing commitment to residents and local businesses through decades of reporting.

City of Vision

Founder of St. Felix Pantry dies at 92 in Rio Rancho

Sister Genevieve Ryskiewicz founder of the St. Felix Pantry in Rio Rancho died Friday at 92. Visitation Tuesday 1 p.m. in Blessed Virgin Mary chapel Felician Sisters convent, rosary at 6:30 p.m. Funeral Mass Wednesday 9:30 a.m. at the convent, with a 10:30 a.m. procession past the pantry. Casias noted she started the pantry in 1992 after saving bread for neighbors, launching the citys first food rescue program.

St. Felix Pantry City Genevieve Ryskiewicz Rio Rancho Blessed Virgin Mary Felician Sisters Meadowlark Lane Manuel Casias Genevieve Casias Felician

Former Ram faces battle against the big C cancer

Twenty year old former Rio Rancho High School football player and Rams wrestler Joey Natewa was diagnosed with cancer after earlier headaches migraines and vomiting. He attended the University of New Mexico with plans to become a pharmacist and now undergoes six months of chemotherapy followed by five years of maintenance. Natewa’s condition prompted visits to local hospitals ending at Presbyterian Rust Medical Center where his white blood cell count was about 70 000.

Rio Rancho Rams Joey Natewa University of New Mexico Natewa Schlotzsky Presbyterian Rust Medical Center

ARPS Faces $200k Claim Over Delayed School Expansion

Gerald Martin HR manager Don Francisco Trujillo told Rio Rancho Public Schools board that ARPS owes more than $200000 for delays on a $56 million district headquarters expansion at 500 Laser Road. The project, completed April 15 2015, faced 62 requested changes and 111 days behind schedule.

Rio Rancho Public Schools Sandoval County Sheriffs Office Rio Rancho Police Department Moms Demand Rio Rancho Public Schools Training Center Laser Road Besmart For Kids Gerald Martin Don Francisco Trujillo ARPS Trujillo

Governing body OKs chickens and goats in Rio Rancho

Rio Rancho city council on Wednesday approved an ordinance allowing up to seven hens or immature roosters in lots of at least half an acre and up to three goats. Enclosures must be 15 feet from property lines and kept in backyards, with the measure taking effect 10 days after adoption.

Rio Rancho

Rio Rancho approves preliminary budget raises for police and staff

Rio Rancho Governing Body gave preliminary approval to raises for police officers and dispatchers and a two year $100,000 contract for a commercial consultant as part of the fiscal 2017 city budget amendments. Public input is expected at the May 25 meeting after reviews from prior hearings.

Rio Rancho

City breaks ground for Broadmoor extension

City officials held a ceremonial groundbreaking Tuesday for the Broadmoor Boulevard extension from Northern Boulevard to Paseo del Volcan. About 40 officials attended as Mayor Gregg Hull Deputy Mayor Dawnn Robinson and others joined in the event. The project adds a two lane paved road from Linderhoff Avenue to Paseo del Volcan with crack seal over the existing segment.

Linderhoff Avenue Paseo del Volcan Northern Linderhoff

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