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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1992

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2

Petroglyph National Monument schedules weekend tours start June 6

Superintendent Stephen Whitesell announces activities resume this week with weekend only walks to begin June 6. Interpretive tours visit Piedras Marca das Canyon on Saturdays and Rinconada Canyon on Sundays, starting at 9 a.m. for about three hours. Participants should wear hats sunscreen water and sturdy shoes. Access points listed and a weekday info line is provided. Rio Rancho Scout Troop 741 to hold a car wash May 30 at 10 a.m. at the north end of K-Mart on NM 528 and Sara Road.

Stephen Whitesell Monument Piedras Marcadas Canyon Rinconada Canyon Paseo del Norte Coors Road St. Joseph Avenue Unser Boulevard Rio Rancho K-Mart NM 528 Sara Road

Memorial Day Parade in Rio Rancho May 30 1992

Rio Rancho observes Memorial Day on Saturday May 30 with a new parade route. Assemble 9 a.m. near Meadowlark Lane behind Smiths and United New Mexico Bank. step off 10 a.m. traveling Jackie Road Peggy Road Deborah Road to Sara Road and Vista Verde Memorial Park for final ceremonies. Maj. Gen. Jack Sheppard Ret. as guest speaker. Co Grand Marshals David Santillanes Sr. and Jr. Master of Ceremonies Bill Tweedy.

Rio Rancho Ken Stuart Meadowlark Lane Smith's United New Mexico Bank Jackie Road Peggy Road Deborah Road Hilltop Plaza Sara Road Vista Verde Memorial Park

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