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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1989

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Placitas Holiday Arts Sale At Laughing Bear Gallery

The Eighth Annual Placitas Holiday Fine Arts and Crafts Sale runs November 18 and 19 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Laughing Bear Gallery, Placitas exit east on I-25. Items include cedar products lithographs serigraphs wind socks paintings jewelry and pottery. A public hearing on handicapped transportation is set for November 16 at 7 p.m. at Meadowlark Senior Center Rio Rancho, sponsored by Sandoval County Commissioner Tom Swisstack.

Placis Laughing Bear Gallery Placitas Meadowlark Rio Rancho Tom Swisstack Sandoval County

Deadline today for Rio Rancho Hall of Honor nominations

Today is the deadline for nominations for the Rio Rancho Hall of Honor. Public-spirited individuals who are or were residents of Rio Rancho are eligible. all nominations must be submitted in writing at the city hall receptionist desk by 5 p.m. No late nominations will be considered.

Rio Rancho City Hall

Funding delayed for Rio Rancho relations position

The Rio Rancho City Council voted 5 to 1 to table funding for a new community relations position until the mid-year budget review in January. The vote came after approval of the job description but not the salary, equipment, and office remodeling funds.

Theresa Myers Rio Rancho Carl Zander Bud Bentley

City boards debate temporary committees as ordinance stance

Bentley notes the current city ordinance limits boards and commissions to standing committees and urges an amendment to allow temporary committees. Mayor Grover Nash agrees to honor councilor appointments despite the ordinance dictating mayoral appointment authority.

Bentley Grover Nash

PNM Investigating Electrical Accident In Rio Rancho

Randy Fellhoelter of Public Service Co of New Mexico received 7200 volts while repairing underground lines on Eastlake Drive in Rio Rancho on Oct 31. Transported by Lifeguard 1 to UNM Hospital bum unit, his condition upgraded from critical to serious. He suffers second and third degree burns and internal injuries with possible amputations not disclosed. PNM continues investigation.

Randy Fellhoelter Public Service Company of New Mexico Rio Rancho University of New Mexico Hospital Fellhoelter Eastlake Drive Nimh Lifeguard 1 Gail Sutton PNM

Observer seeks holiday treat recipes for gift guide

The Observer requests readers submit favorite holiday recipes from Christmas cookies to turkey stuffing and dinner rolls. Submissions should be legible or typed and sent to Recipes The Observer P O Box 15878 Rio Rancho NM 87174. Deadline is November 17 at 5 p.m.

Observer the Observer P.O. Box Rio Rancho

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