Rio Rancho Hopes Bond to Fund New Public Library
Rio Rancho may place a general obligation bond on the March 1990 ballot to raise 950000 for a new library. If approved by the council, voters will decide at the March 6 1990 election. The library seeks seed funding to qualify for state and federal grants with matching funds required. The board has outlined six possible sites for the new facility.
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Theresa Myers
Rio Rancho
Toni Beatty
City Hall
Library Board of Trustees
Beatty
Community Action For
Residents oppose park plans amid rezoning talk in Rio Rancho
About 12 residents near the proposed AMREP industrial park met Sunday to discuss concerns over traffic noise aesthetics and environmental impact. City official Cal Mowry outlined covenants and buffers, while Harper Beatty noted possible use of parkland and library bond hearings if rezoning proceeds.
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Cal Mowry
Lautman
Ed Kubigak
Amrep
Colleen McCullough
McCullough
Mowry
Harald Chambers
River's Edge I
Neighborhood drives collect coats food and toys for needy
Wood led The New Mexico Army National Guard and local groups in a coordinated drive collecting coats clothing boots jackets canned foods and toys. Contacts Capt Timothy Olivas 892-3838 and office 892-3663 list donation specifics and locations across Rio Rancho Bernalillo and surrounding areas.
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Wood
New Mexico Army National Guard
HAWK
Timothy Olivas
Rio Rancho
Southern Boulevard
City Hall
Martin Luther King
Puesta del Sol
Northwest Optimist Club
St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church
Sara Road
Sandoval County Economic Opportunity Corporation
Bernalillo
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Pastor Jim Thompson
Community of Joy
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Unair
Rio Rancho Blvd
Mesa Center
Setwean Smith's
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Penny
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Lucretia
Rio Rancho-Corrales
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Southern Blvd
20Th ST
Firestone
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RIZE
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Moat American Care and Light Thicke
Couran
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Rive
Parweosris
Albuguerque
Isleta Blvd
Albuquerque
Central Ave
Prietione
Lomas
Juan Tabour
San Maeto
Belen
North Main
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