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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1989

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Boundary proposals for Vista Hills APS elementary school

The Boundary Committee plans two options for the new Vista Hills elementary near Northern Boulevard in Rio Rancho. One proposal adds Dies y Ocho to Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary and shifts the western boundary. the other redraws all existing boundaries to ease overcrowding. Public hearing is November 13 at 7 p.m. at Rio Rancho Elementary School, with APS Board of Education review to follow. The Jemez Springs District also plans an elementary school by August 1990, potentially easing Rio Rancho crowding.

Theresa Myers Albuquerque Public Schools Vista Hills Rio Rancho APS Northern Boulevard Karla Walker APS Board of Education Erie Road Chessman Drive Spring Road Vista High Resort Martin Luther King Jr Dies Y Ocho Walker Board of Education Jemez Springs Jemez

Twice-fired sheriff lieutenant files second appeal

Lt. Michael C de Baca, fired after a narcotics probe involved an informant breaking into a home without a warrant, has filed a second appeal. County officials and Sheriff Bert DeLara recently reached a agreement to reinstate him briefly before a new termination was carried out in line with procedures. DeLara stated the exit hearing preceded the Friday firing, and de Baca has appealed again.

Jay P. Thuringer Sandoval County DeLara C de Baca Joe Crespin Sheriff's Department

Residents challenge Trevino closure at neighborhood meeting

About 20 residents gathered at Mary Besaw's Casper Road home to question the temporary no left turn sign at Trevino and Nicklaus. Rio Rancho Councilor Ken Cameron and allies defended limited access as a spark for Traffic Safety Committee action amid broader concerns of speeding.

Theresa Myers Rio Rancho Ken Cameron Trevino Nicklaus Drives Cameron Cory Fine Joan Borresen Mary Besaw Casper Road

City Council to weigh Waste Management franchise terms

Rio Rancho residents may face a small rise in garbage bills if the city council approves a new franchise with Waste Management Inc. A 4.3 percent rate increase, tied to CPI, could add about 30 cents per residential and commercial bill. The council meets Thursday at 7 p.m. in city hall to discuss the renewal and past debates over nonpayment citations.

Rio Rancho Waste Management, Inc City Hall Waste Management City

Council Preview Sets Parks Director Vote For Stanley Ford

The council will consider appointing a new parks and recreation director with Stanley J. Ford as the finalist. Ford, recreation manager at Sandia National Laboratories Employee Recreation Program, holds a BS in biology from the University of Texas and an MS in exercise physiology and biomechanics from New Mexico State University. The meeting will also discuss a customer and community relations job description approved previously, with funding of 19,836 for the rest of the fiscal year and a one time 11,175 for equipment and office remodels.

Stanley J. Ford Ford Sandia National University of Texas New Mexico State University Bud Bentley

Veterans Day Parade and Assembly Honoring Veterans in Rio Rancho

The Rio Rancho Veterans Honor Guard will stage a Veterans Day Parade and assembly on November 11 with a 2 pm assembly near Country Club Drive and Southern Boulevard and a 3 pm parade along Southern Boulevard ending at Veteran's Park. A NM National Guard fly-by. grand marshals include Albert G. Stone and Sammy Silversmith, both noted veterans, with Masters of Ceremonies Lloyd Marez.

Rio Rancho City Hall New Mexico National Guard Albert G

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