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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 2010

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Intel marks 30th birthday in Rio Rancho celebration

Rio Rancho officials and Intel leaders gathered at Chamisa Hills Country Club to celebrate Intel’s 30th anniversary. The event highlighted Intel’s deep local ties since 1979, its growth to Fab 11X, and the broad impact on the region including New Mexico, Bernalillo County, Albuquerque, Sandoval and Rio Rancho.

Intel Rio Rancho Chamisa Hills Country Club Noreen Scott State of New Mexico Bernalillo County Albuquerque Sandoval County Scott Jami Grindatto Southwest Grindatto Corrales James Jimenez Jimenez

New Mexico Voters Cast Ballots In 2010 Election Moves

Residents voted Tuesday after months of campaigning and ads as Sandoval County residents weighed statewide and local races. Democratic incumbent Ben Lujan faced Tom Mullins in CD3 while Sheriff Tim Lucero vied Doug Wood. Commission seats included Larry Naranjo, Don Chapman, Orlando Lucero, and Patricia Morlen. More than 200,000 New Mexicans voted early. Jessica Bryant cast her ballot at St. Thomas Aquinas D Arco Center, saying she votes out of habit.

Sandoval Ben R. Lujan Tom Mullins House of Representatives Tim Lucero Doug Wood John Paul Trujillo Larry Naranjo Don Chapman Commission Orlando Lucero Patricia Morlen Secretary of State Jessica Bryant St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church D’arco Center

Cleveland at Rio Rancho rivals for district title showdown

Cleveland High hosts Rio Rancho in a pivotal District 1-5A clash with playoff seeds at stake. The Cavaliers (8-1, 2-0) face the Rams (4-5, 2-0) at 7 p.m. Friday, tickets $4 adults $3 students $7 west chair backs, stadium capacity 7,506, with a win likely earning a top four seed and a first round bye in the Class 5A playoffs. Cleveland relies on quarterback Cole Gautsche and Thomas Knox to slow a Rams offense led by Tim Foley as both teams seek a crucial win in a rivalry game.

Rio Rancho Cleveland High Larry Chavez Rams Rio Cole Gautsche Thomas Knox Tim Foley Gautsche Knox Foley

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