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Rio Rancho Observer in Rio Rancho, New Mexico

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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1996

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Police target Taylor Ranch for proactive gang monitoring

Albuquerque Police Department Lt. Paul Chavez says the gang unit is preemptively studying Taylor Ranch to identify future trouble spots including graffiti and potential gang members. No turf claims exist yet though some signs are being watched at Cibola High and Cottonwood Mall.

Kirsty Arias Taylor Ranch Albuquerque Police Department Paul Chavez Chavez Cibola High School Cottonwood Mall

Twinkle Light Parade Moves to Loma Colorado Drive

The popular West Side night event shifts to a new route on Loma Colorado Drive causing confusion over parade path and parking. Organizers, led by Evonne Joiner, aim to curb cold spectators and fix parking while directing residents to official city information channels.

West Side Loma Colorado Drive The Rio Rancho Chamber of

Board member seeks art center support

Rio Rancho Board member Carl Harper plans to urge fellow trustees to back a proposed performing arts center on Loma Colorado Drive near the high school slated to open in fall. City Council will consider a first reading on the ordinance. Harper says the project will boost education culture and tax revenue while offering scholarships and potential district kitchen use. A special school board meeting Tuesday will also discuss curriculum and a district search.

Rio Rancho Board of Education Carl Harper Loma Colorado Rio Rancho Harper

Would-be jumper snarls I-40 traffic third time in weeks

Frank McCoy a 28 year old Albuquerque man and Los Lunas school teacher threatened to jump from a bridge onto I-40 causing a traffic stoppage. Police swat teams and bystanders faced a dangerous scene as McCoy, recently released from a mental hospital, made repeated threats from an enclosed catwalk and an unenclosed bridge section.

Jeff Buell Frank McCoy Albuquerque Paul Chavez Los Lunas McCoy Chavez Coors Road

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