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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 2004

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Four builders vie for Unit 13 redevelopment contract

Four bidders Pulte Inc. Loma Colorado Carriage Place Joint Venture and Pulse Homes of New Mexico present plans for a $100 million plus redevelopment including pools parks and open space. City staff will narrow to one by December 8 with a development agreement to follow.

Loma Colorado Carriage Place D.R. Horton Inc Pulse Homes of New Mexico

Veterans Day events honor service at Rio Rancho High

JROTC members salute the flag at Rio Rancho High School as ceremonies mark Veterans Day. Across Thursday events included a flag folding ceremony and a "Pilot with the Magic Hat" magic show at Meadowlark Senior Center, with activities also at veterans memorial park.

Rio Rancho to vote on three year DPS contract

The Rio Rancho Governing Body plans to approve a three year labor contract with the Department of Public Safety Association. The deal would include at least a 4 percent annual pay raise and potential consolidation of pay grade levels if gross receipts tax targets are met. Union voting closed Friday and city officials could not be reached for comment as council schedules a Wednesday meeting ahead of Thanksgiving. The agenda also covers downtown development plans including a new city hall and a 6,500 seat sports arena while a separate motion seeks to close the city motor vehicle department after years of mismanagement.

Eric Maddy Rio Rancho Public Safety Department of Public Safety Association Jim Palenick DPSA Sean Bergman

New Mexico Homeland Security Chief Urges Public Vigilance

New Mexico has a working if underfunded plan to handle terrorist threats, said a state homeland security liaison. Capt. Peter Conticelli urged public participation, promoting a toll free line and DHS site for reporting suspicious activity while noting federal budget cuts. he stressed inter agency cooperation and training to stretch resources and preempt attacks.

Eric Maddy New Mexico Governor's Office of Homeland Security Peter Conticelli Rio Rancho New York City Rio Rancho Veterans Memorial Park Conticelli Iraq Border Patrol Arizona State Police Ramsey Yousef World Trade Centers

Terrorist pan Man 100 Frank Lucero milestone

Frank Lucero marks his 100th birthday on November 4, an active nonagenarian living in Vista Hills. He recalls building attack submarines for the military, raising four children in California, and growing up near Armijo. He reads the paper without glasses, votes for the candidate not the party, and maintains mobility with a walker or cart while relying on Meals on Wheels.

Betta Lucero Pelgia California Armijo Albuquerque

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