North 9 Golf Course Faces High Risk Loan and Liens
Scott Kerr, a title researcher, questions Browne’s large loan on the distressed North 9 golf course offered at auction for 850000. He notes liens totaling over 140000 for unpaid water bills and wonders about zoning, development value, and future water charges. Kerr suggests Browne consider MMA talks to keep the course open rather than pursue houses.
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Browne
NNA
MMA
Scott Kerr
North 9
Rio Rancho
Kerrs
Learning never ends says a New Mexico grad speaker
At two big New Mexico universities graduates hear that learning must continue beyond the cap and gown. The speaker urges lifelong learning, notes Just in Time Learning, and warns wealth and debt paths depend on disciplined financial life. Swickard’s novel Hideaway Hills is available on Amazon.
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Drswickard
Comcast.net
Swickard
New Mexico
Hideaway Hills
Amazon.com
Excommunicate the tribe and vote for change as LITOs urge
Ray A. Collins, retired Air Force officer and Rio Rancho resident, writes that LITOs should vote in primaries and general elections to change America’s course. He argues for electing people unbound by tribal loyalties and notes his monthly column appears on the third Sunday.
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America
Ray A. Collins
Air Force
Rio Rancho
Unresolved Local Controversies Highlight Rio Rancho Officials
The Observer notes ongoing questions about Commissioner Dominguez and elected official accountability. It recounts Dave Bency’s false police report charge over a damaged campaign sign, his council victory, and a mail prank involving packages to city officials. Police have video and tentative identification, with no charges yet filed.
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L. Zanotti
Dominguez
Dave Bency
District 6
Bency
Rio Rancho
United States Postal Service
US Postal Service
When a husband shares marital troubles with his mother
A wife asks if her husband should vent to his mom during spats. The counselor notes this bond can backfire by biasing family views, eroding trust, and creating false impressions. It suggests the husband limit complaints and emphasize positive aspects, with counseling input from Nikki Delaney.
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Nikki
Nikki Delaney
Rio Rancho
Saint Felix Pantry honors Sister Genevieve and Wall of Honor
In Rome for over 40 years the St. Felix Pantry began on December 23, 1992 named after St. Felix by the Felician Sisters. Sister Genevieve, a long-time helper who packed beans into her 90s, has died. A Wall of Honor dedication is planned Thursday at 1 p.m. at St. Felix Pantry in Rio Rancho, with gifts welcome to add names. Jack Bunting, president CEO, invites volunteer and donor inquiries at 227-7095 or via email.
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New Mexico State University
University of New Mexico
Swickard
Shirley
America
Earth
Rome
Genevieve
St. Felix
St. Felix Pantry
Jack Bunting
Rio Rancho
Jack
Hot Off the Grill Fundraiser for Dyslexia Tutoring Program
A fundraising dinner to support the Masonic School for Children with Learning Disabilities Tutoring for Dyslexia takes place Wednesday May 25 from 530 to 730 PM at the Sandoval Masonic Lodge in Rio Rancho. The menu includes chicken and pork chops salad corn drinks and dessert with a price of 8 for adults and 5 for children dine-in or take-out. Proceeds benefit MSCLD Tutoring for Dyslexia with the board of directors and Union Lodge No 4 AF AM organizing.
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Masonic School For
Sandoval Masonic Lodge
Barbara Loop
Rio Rancho
Mscld Board of Directors
Union Lodge No. 4
AF & AM
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