Rezoning Denied For Sandis View Academy Site
Carrales Planning and Zoning Commission rejected a seven acre rezoning request for the Seventh Day Adventist school at Corrales, citing potential unregulated commercial expansion. School leader Dale Anderson defended keeping Elm Lane private to protect student safety, noting 150 students and staff and that 30 to 40 percent of employees are students. The academy has appealed to the Village Council while the panel also denied several home occupations and subdivision actions.
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Sandis View Academy
Carrales ‘Planning and Zoning Commission
Dale Anderson
Seventh Day Adventist School
Corrales
Anderson
Academy
Apricot
Andersson
Annderson
Elm Lane
Corrales Road
Commission
Claudia Hesselden
Thomas McDowell
Camino Los Milagros Road
Jose Rivera
McDowell
Viletage
Larry Arnold
Arnold
Sandoval
Locite Arnold
Blackburn
Rio Rancho Council Sets Hearing on District Assessment
Rio Rancho City Council on May 10 adopted a resolution for a public hearing on the revised Special Assessment District 2 for Siesta Hills area paving curbs gutters and drainage. Hearing is set for June 20 at 7 pm. Engineer Milt Cox said residential lot assessments run about 3000, now estimated at 2550. J R Hale Contracting Co of Albuquerque won the project bid 639111.20, about 75000 under engineer estimate. Total project cost near 850000 versus 1.04 million engineer estimate. Assessment roll on file in city clerk.
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Rio Rancho
Acae
Milt_Cox
Rdf
Cin-Fran
Ste
Cox
J. R. Hale
Siesta Hills
First Annual Music of Albuquerque Festival
The Greater Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce presents the First Annual Music of Albuquerque Festival on Sunday May 20 from 3 to 8 pm at the Albuquerque Hilton Inn. Tickets cost 15 per person and are available at multiple local outlets and by mail order. performers include New Mexico Symphony Orchestra pops, Watermelon Mountain Jug Band, and Linda Cotton.
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Greater Albuquerque
New Meixco Symphony Orchestra
Watermelon Mountain Jug Band
Linda Cotton
Hospital Plans Self-Care Classes On Breath Awareness
Four week series of self-care classes begins May 14 on the Fresby Presbyterian Hospital campus. Intended for people with chronic lung diseases and their families. Fee 25 dollars includes attending family members. For information call 841-1468. Music lineup for The First Annual Music of Albuquerque Festival features Streetlife jazz, Phil Lenk Orchestra, Duke City Jazz Band, Marcy and the Talkabouts, Curly Snow and the Snowmen, New Mexico Woodwind Quintet, Alma, Die Polka Schingels, Marla Howeiler, Alex Sandargas, Bo Whittaker MC. Entertainment, food and drinks available.
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Fresbyterian Hospital
Phil Lenk
Duke City Jazz Band
Dixie
Marcy
The
Talkabouts
Curly Snow
Snowmen
New Mexico
Alma
Die Polka Schingels
Marla Howeiler
Alex Sandargas
Bo Whittaker
Albuquerque
Corrales Plans Public Hearings on Task Force Report
Village of Corrales officials announce hearings by the Planning and Zoning Commission on sections of the Task Force report including Land Use Open Space and Village government and revenues. Dates listed are May 21 June 18 July 16 and a fourth in August with council hearings on the Transportation section. All sessions are at 7 30 p m in the Community Center.
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Village of
Corrales
Planning and Zoning Commission
Evangelist McDowell to Conduct Local Crusade
Internationally known evangelist G B McDowell of Irving Texas will conduct revival crusade May 20 at First Assembly of God Rio Rancho. He is famed as a musician and lecturer and has preached worldwide with nightly services 10 45 a m and 6 pm Sundays 7 pm Monday to Friday Nursery provided.
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G. B. McDowell
Irving
Texas
Susan Thomas
Assembly of God
Southen Boulevard
Rio Rancho
Mr. McDowell
Will Rogers
Robert L. Ripley
Ripley
Elisha Willoughby
First Assembly
Prairie Dogs Finish Second In Rio Grande Soccer Division
Prairie Dogs, led by Kevin Balder and Vince Davco, claim second place in the Rio Grande Soccer Division as they endure a four day, 44 game playoff grind. Strong defense and offense propelled the team to silver medals and praise for perseverance, resilience, and determination.
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Sre Tate
Kevin Balder
Vince D*avco
Prairie Dogs
Rio Grande
Bernalillo
Taylor Ranch
Rio Rancho
Paradise Hills
Praine Dogs
Vince
Kevin
Raiders Compete In Albuquerque Youth Soccer Tournament
The Rio Rancho Raiders under 14 boys, part of the Northwest Rio Grande Soccer League, played in the New Muvico Association event May 5-6 in Albuquerque. They fell 2-0 to the Alamos Spartans, beat Hobbs Filimes 1-0 on Manny Juarez’s goal, then lost 4-1 to Altura Falcons as the champions were crowned.
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Rio Rancho Raiders
Muvico Association
Albuquerque
Raiders
Alamos Spartans
Hobbs Filimes
Manny Juarez
Altura Falcons
Rust Engineering to lead new Rio Rancho plant project
Intel announces Wiel Corporation selected Rust Engineering Co of Birllingham Alabama as construction manager for a major Rio Rancho facility. Project funds total 310 million with Rust pre qualifying all subs and materials. Albuquerque firms will provide consulting, engineering, and local offices are to be opened next week.
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Wiel Corporation
Rust Engineering Co
Bir~llinghim
Alabama
Rio Rancho
Rust
New Mexico
Ihird Corp
Ruel
Flatow, Moore, Bryan and Associates
Albuquerque
Erlich Rominger
Los Altos
California
Bohannan- Huston, Inc
Ub and Lopez
Timmerman Engineering Co
Phoenix
Presidential Scholarships Toward UNM Winners Named at Cibola High
Ten Cibola High School seniors earned Presidential Scholarships from the University of New Mexico among 291 state seniors from 64 high schools. The $12,000 annual, renewable for four years, recognize high academic achievement and leadership. Recipients include Valerie Baca, Mariel Campbell, Eric Ferdig, Korey Hansen, Jane Klenck, Carolyn Lewis, Christine MacDonald, Cindy Thurgood, Eric Weiss, and Gretchen Yanz from Rio Rancho Corrales Farmington and nearby areas.
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Susan Thomas
Cibola High School
Albuquerque Area
Phoenix
Albuquerque
Susan
Gerald A. Thomas
Corrales
Sandra
Cibola Club
Cibola
Cougara
University of New Mexico
Valerie Baca
Martin Place
Mariel Campbell
Acequia Trail
Eric Ferdig
Zuni
Rio Rancho
Korey Hansen
Paseo del Norte
Jane Klenck
Carolyn Lewis
Chaparral Circle
Christine MacDonald
33Rd Circle
Cindy Thurgood
Simon Drive
Eric Weiss
PO Box
Gretchen Yanz
Crescent Avenue
Farmington
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Colburn
Conrad Gonzales
Tres Acres
Ators Neys
Henselden
Ralph Martinez
Joanne Paul
Festival of Albuquerque Music
Menaul NE
Coronado Center
Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce
P.O
Poider
Computfea Ib
Caputo Sheeiff
Frank Englert
Barbara Loop
S.E
Task Force
Evangelist McDowell
Ana Eer
Uae
Ey Eee
Caras Ames
Eric Devendorf
Brian Fox
Ryan Ellsworth
Idthaniel DeHaca
Jason Lippis
Aden Heyman
David Gonzales
Matt Brennan
Cody Goster
Ryan Chapman
Vince D'Arco
Sinort Handy
By Cyd Heyman
Rancho Raiders
Greg Reed
Todd Welker
Richie Thien
Mark Horstmann
Carl Roark
Adam Linton
Chris Johnston
Steve Quattlebaum
Bobby Stover
Steve Solis
Manuel Juarez
Jerry Sando
Michael J. Hartranfl
Falcons
Rio Rancho City Hall
Jeremy Allison
Mark Horstam
Steve Quaylebaum
Richie Theim
Intel
Shey
Bridgers and Panton
Robin E. Parke Associates of
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Knudsen
Westbrae
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