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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1993

Page

3

County seeks funds to back sheriff department needs

Sandoval County Commission grilled Sheriff Bert DeLara over fuel charges and $90,000 in uncollected revenues, then approved funding for two new deputy positions and two patrol cars after reviewing department spending and a period of recalled policy. The panel debated patrol focus on state highways and under staffing, approving budget shifts from the general fund to cover about $90,000 in new costs.

Cord McQueen Sandoval Bert DeLara County Commission County Finance Department Sheriff's Department Road Department DeLara Tom Swisstack Swisstack Arizona Las Vegas Ney Debbie Hays DFA Commission Joe Lang Sheriff Department U.S. Army Corps of Engineers State Forestry Service Patrick Baca I-25 NM 44 Placitas Algadones Baca Jemez R.W. Johnson Hays Johnson Patty Thomas Lang

Jules Remembered as Honorable, Guiding Mentor in Rio Rancho

Pauline Eisenstadt recalls Jules as a mentor who encouraged continued service and shared wisdom. She describes his elegant, courtly manner and enduring spirit that made him a beloved figure in Rio Rancho, leaving an empty but lasting place in the community.

Pauline Eisenstadt Rubinstein State House of Representatives Jules Rio Rancho

Democratic dinner honors Rubinstein in New Mexico

The Democratic Club of New Mexico hosts a Sunday fundraiser at Rio Rancho Country Club at 2 p.m. The event honors Jules Rubinstein with Gov Bruce King Sen Jeff Bingaman and Rep Bill Richardson set to attend. Bingaman plans to discuss President Clinton's health plan and NAFTA with attendees.

Bruce King Jeff Bingaman Bill Richardson Democratic Club of New Mexico Jules Rubinstein Rio Rancho Country Club Bingaman Clinton NAFTA

City prepares Sixth annual Twinkle Light Parade in Rio Rancho

Rio Rancho gears up for the sixth Twinkle Light Parade set for Saturday November 27 with a new 1.3 mile route starting Meadowlark Lane Meando Jackie Road and ending at Hilltop Plaza. Sponsors include Joiner Construction and United New Mexico Bank of Rio Rancho. Santa’s Workshop opens after the parade to collect donations for Joy Junction and Storehouse West.

Rio Rancho Joiner Construction United New Mexico Bank of Rio Rancho Meadowlark Lane Jackie Road Sara Road Hilltop Plaza Mike Ryan the Observer Genie Christopher Santa Joy Junction Storehouse West

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