Rio Rancho board meets for education talks and Veterans Day event
The Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education meets Monday at 5:30 in the district offices 500 Laser Road with Victoria Tafoya presenting Native American Parent Advisory Committee core values artwork. Reports cover college readiness PARCC results and sportsmanship. a special education licensure pathway proposal and public service involvement are on the business agenda. A Veterans Day ceremony is set for Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Rio Rancho Veterans Monument Park with Mayor Gregg Hull, coordinated by the Veterans Monument Organization and the Parks Department. City offices close for the holiday. A Chick-fil-A project prompts a two week right lane closure on Unser Boulevard near Southern Boulevard 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily. right turn onto Southern stays open.
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Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education
Laser Road
Victoria Tafoya
New Mexico Activities Association
Bruce Carver
Rio Rancho Veterans Monument Park
Rio Rancho
Gregg Hull
Veterans Monument Park
Southern Boulevard
Pinetree Road
Esther Bone
Rio Rancho Veterans Monument Organization
Rio Rancho Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department
Unser
Southern
Special crafts fair supports N M C O P S at Club Rio Rancho
A crafts fair at Club Rio Rancho this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. supports New Mexico C.O.P.S. The event raises funds and awareness to help survivors and co workers affected by line of duty deaths. Admission is free. For details, email wow zhufun gmail.com or call 818 2259.
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Index Serving the City of Vision for Over Forty Years
Community newspaper note celebrates INDEX’s four decades of service to Vision City. Spotlight highlights long term readers, staff changes, and local impact. Mentions landmark editions, archival role, and ongoing community projects.
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City of Vision
Best Buddies club at Cleveland High aims to connect peers
Cleveland High School launches Best Buddies chapters to pair students with disabilities with general education peers for friendship and activities. The fall carnival fundraiser drew participants from Albuquerque and Rio Rancho, focusing on awareness and growing membership rather than a financial target.
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Cleveland High School
Best Buddies
Albuquerque
Rio Rancho
Madison Henry
Cleveland Best Buddies
Cleveland
Alexis Gomez
Gomez
Zaira Mares
Rio Rancho home on demolition row gains city ok
In western Rio Rancho a fire damaged house at 1205 Kent Road sits amid trash tires and wreckage. Neighbors say the home’s condition and inside activity threaten safety. The Rio Rancho Governing Body approved Oct. 14 a resolution allowing demolition and removal of the property.
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Rio Rancho
Kent Road
Linda Wright
Albuquerque Journal
Jim Thompson
Idalia Road Reconstruction Begins in Rio Rancho
The Idalia rebuild project from NM 528 to Iris starts Monday and runs through September 2016 with work weekdays 7 am to 5 pm. Beginning November 19, Idalia from Iris to Nativitas may close intermittently. Detours include ris, Lincoln, Chayote, Campeche, and Pasilla. Funding includes a $6.45 million federal grant and a $1.1 million local match.
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Idalia Road
NM 528
Iris
Idalia
Nativitas Road
City of Rio Rancho
Camino Encantadas
Plea for pay raise by Bernalillo County detention officers
Bernalillo County Detention Center officers urged a pay boost at the county commission meeting. Fourteen officers and supporters spoke amid a union impasse after a 1.5 percent raise for other county workers. Detention officers say experience shows the need for raises and safer nights for staff and inmates.
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Bernalillo
Sandoval County Detention Center
County Commission
Rick Aragon
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