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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 28, 2006

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Rio Rancho Names 1990 Hall of Honor Recipient

Toby Geibig, longtime Rio Rancho resident born in Detroit, is chosen by the Hall of Honor Committee as the 1990 Hall of Honor Award recipient for public-spirited service. Other nominees include Homer Knearl Paul Wahlford Judge Richard Wiles Dr. Stanley Leavitt Marjorie Pedraza Robert Groppe and John Pedoto.

Geibig Rio Rancho Detroit Homer Knearl Paul Wahlford Richard Wiles Stanley Leavitt Marjorie Pedraza Robert Groppe John Pedoto

Heads Up New Mexico's Open Plains Vast Skies

The first observation newcomers make about New Mexico is its vast geographical openness and blue skies that stretch toward distant horizons. The state ranks as the fifth largest by area at 121,335 square miles across mountains and plains.

New Mexico

New Mexico Museum of Military History kicks off fund drive

The New Mexico Museum of Military History launches a $1 a Vet fundraising campaign at City Hall to raise 1 from each of the state's 200000 veterans. Nat Holzer, a Santa Fe WWII veteran, pledges his collection of 57 vehicles 100 uniforms and weapons to the effort.

New Mexico Museum of Military History City Hall New Mexico Santa Fe Nat Holzer Kevin Jackson United States Department of Veterans

Tough on gangs By Tom Trewook Observer staff reporter

Sandoval County Detention Center curbs gang growth using strict segregation to separate violent offenders from others. Training supervisor Greg Quintana notes the system limits recruitment by preventing new inmates from meeting potential sponsors. Administrative Captain Al Casamento describes security level divisions that keep convicted offenders apart from the uncharged.

Sandoval County Detention Center SCDC Greg Quintana State Penitentiary Santa Fe al Casamento Quintana

Gangs Recruit Inmates For Protection And Power

A prison expert describes how inmates join gangs for protection and status. Sindicato Nuevo Mexico formed in New Mexico prisons in the 1980s and links with the Mexican Mafia. The group accepts inmates from Rio Rancho Bernalillo and Sandoval County as well as state and federal prisoners. High ranking members sponsor recruits, while many low level inmates return mainly for court dates.

New Mexico Sindicato Nuevo Mexico Quintana Rio Rancho Bernalillo Sandoval County

Memorial Day Parade to Honor Veterans in Rio Rancho

The annual Memorial Day Parade in Rio Rancho begins at 9 a.m. with a 10 a.m. march along Southern Boulevard to Pinetree and Veterans Monument Park. Col Terrence Feehan will be grand marshal and speaker. a flyby by USAF jets is expected. The event includes a flag ceremony, 21 gun salute, Taps, and district festivities, followed by post parade open house and veterans honors. Local Boy Scouts placed flags at Vista Verde Mortuary and Memorial Park.

Southern Boulevard Sara Country Club Pinetree Veterans Monument Park U.S. Air Force Terrence Feehan 377Th Air Base Kirtland Air Force Base Feehan U.S. Air Force Academy Civil Air Patrol New Mexico Honor Guard Bonnie Huber City of Rio Rancho Kevin Jackson Boy Scout Troop 3 Vista Verde Mortuary Memorial Park

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