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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 2010

Page

11

Advertising on Rio Rancho buses could bring new revenue

Rio Rancho Public Schools moved to study bus advertising to boost funds, with potential $60 000 annual revenue from ads and a proposed share split with media sellers. Trustees debated equitable revenue distribution while restricting ad content and emphasizing statewide impact on districts and local businesses.

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Marine veteran Joseph Caputo honored for service and sacrifice

Sgt. Joseph Caputo, a Marine with two Iraq tours, prepares for another overseas deployment in early 2011. In a candid interview from Oceanside, he recalls growing up in Rio Rancho and Corrales Heights, earning praise from civilians who often pay his meal, while emphasizing humility and dedication to his country.

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Incoming sheriff starts amiable transition in Sandoval County

Doug Wood begins transition to Sandoval County sheriff as Tim Lucero edges him 23 834 votes to 18 036. Wood seeks a smooth handover with current Sheriff John Paull Trujillo guiding the process. He names Radl Wiese undersheriff designate, a former Rio Rancho police captain, while resigning from Santa Fe County. Wood vows not to rush changes as he prepares to take office January 1.

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