Veterans Day Ceremony Set In Rio Rancho Park
A Veterans Day ceremony is scheduled for 11 a.m. Friday at Rio Rancho Veterans Monument Park adjacent to Esther Bone Memorial Library on Pinetree Road off Southern Boulevard. The event features guest speaker Rio Rancho Mayor Gregg Hull and is coordinated by the Rio Rancho Veterans Monument Organization along with the Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department.
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Community activities mark America Recycles Day and regional summit
Rio Rancho hosts a free Saturday program from 10 am to noon at Loma Colorado Main Library on America Recycles Day with lessons on watershed pollution effects and local recycling programs plus conservation tips from the Water Conservation Office. Call 891-5015 or 891-5013 for details. The Sandoval County Juvenile Justice Advisory Board seeks 15 volunteers with two year terms, meeting bi monthly and serving on subcommittees. online apps due Friday at sandovalcountyam.gov.lobo.com/sjabapplication. The Sandoval County Commission invites leaders to a Collaboration Summit on Thursday Dec 15 from 12 30 to 4 30 pm at the Rio Rancho Public Schools Training Facility to discuss safety health infrastructure and 2017 legislative priorities. call 867-7538.
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Vision City Service Marks Four Decades of City Support
A local tribute notes the city’s long commitment, describing more than forty years of service to residents, continuing public programs, and ongoing community improvement efforts led by city officials and local organizations.
21 million flood control bond up for a vote
Southern Sandoval County Arroyo Flood Control Authority seeks a $21 million bond to continue storm drainage and erosion projects in Rio Rancho Corrales and parts of Bernalillo. The plan aims to protect roads and neighborhoods with existing tax rates unchanged. a 250000 home would see about $49.67 per year, with bonds sold by 2025.
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Three seek two SSCAFCA directors seats in Tuesday vote
James Fahey of Corrales seeks a second six year term as SSCAFCA board chair on Tuesday along with Steve House of Rio Rancho running for a third term and former executive engineer David Stokiker also vying for one of two at large seats. Fahey, elected in 2011, has guided the flood authority as chairman while Stokiker led the agency from 1997 to 2011. Fahey and House seek the two highest vote totals to win the at large seats.
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Voters head to polls in Rio Rancho election battles
Voters face a Tuesday ballot with races for two state House seats and three state Senate seats, plus two Sandoval County Commission posts, county treasurer and county clerk. In Rio Rancho polling runs 7 am to 7 pm at 17 centers, featuring Ely versus Pacheco in District 23, Harper versus Tillman in District 57, and unopposed incumbents Lewis and Powdrell-Culbert.
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Donna Tillman
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Ethics complaint against mayor ruled unsubstantial
An ethics complaint against Mayor Gregg Hull over a newspaper column was deemed unsubstantiated by Renee Barela-Gutierrez, an independent attorney. She found the column responded to Ron Hensley and did not imply impropriety or libel against the complainant or injure his reputation.
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Fifth graders run cozy Coffee Club at Cordova Elementary
Maggie Cordova Elementary fifth graders oversee a weekly Coffee Club in the staff lounge benefiting the fifth grade. Students greet teachers, take orders, and manage profits used for field trips and dance classroom items while building confidence and teamwork. The program aligns with The Leader In Me and Covey habits.
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Coffee Club Seeks Sponsors for Maggie Cordova Elementary
Patricia Beckett, organizer, calls for business sponsors and community donors to fund supplies for Maggie Cordova Elementary Coffee Club including creamer, doughnuts, student T shirts and reusable mugs. For information contact the school at 994-0229.
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