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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 2015
Page
1
Cleveland High School hosts a 6 to 8 p.m. Fall Carnival in the CHS cafeteria to raise awareness for children with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Admission is $2. event features food games face painting selfie booth and prizes. Public welcome.
A long running city chronicle notes more than forty years serving the community's needs. The piece highlights continuous commitment, civic projects, and local leadership shaping growth, with emphasis on enduring public service and the municipality’s evolving role.
The Rio Rancho Governing Body unanimously adopted an amended ordinance defining a seven member utilities commission as advisory, not policy making. The measure ensures district representation, limits residents per district, and reflects amendments from a lengthy Oct meeting.
PARCC results released Friday show Rio Rancho grades 3-8 outperforming peers in math and English across the state though under half meet college readiness levels. The test assesses Common Core mastery. New Mexico and about 40 other states adopted the standards. Rio Rancho leaders call results a solid base.
County Manager Phil Rios wore a monkey mask at the Oct. 15 county commission meeting and joked with County Attorney Patrick Vigil and commissioners. He removed the mask before the meeting began, drawing attention from nine county detention officers in attendance.
Moody's removed a negative outlook on Rio Rancho Public Schools Aa3 rating, lifting the district's position for a $20 million general obligation bond sale approved by the board. Morgan Stanley won the bid at 2.17 percent, with $6 million refinancing 2007 bonds and $14 million in unissued bonds from a 2012 $50 million authorization. ARPS aims to fund infrastructure like windows and air conditioners while projecting a 2015 surplus amid prior reserve draws and state funding pressures.
Two college graduates names Jennifer Chow and Donald Knoelke cruise Oscar Mayer’s Wienermobile as Honey Di-Jean Mustard and Diggity Dog Donald. They visited Galloping Grace Youth Ranch Pumpkin Patch passing out hot dog whistles and displaying the vehicle to kids and parents.
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