Holiday Pet Food Drive Adoption Event in Rio Rancho
The City of Rio Rancho Parks Department and rescue groups host the fourth annual Holiday Pet Food Drive and Adoption Event at Cabezon Community Center on Saturday from 10 am to 2 pm. Dogs and cats will be available for adoption. Donations requested include lightly used toys crates beds food blankets litter and old newspapers. Proceeds go to rescue groups. A North Pole visitor will take photos with pets for 5. For more info call 891-5015.
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Kinnections Toy Drive At Premiere Cinemas For Haven House
Kinnections invites donations of toys at Premiere Cinemas on Saturday December 5 from 1 to 4 p.m. and Sunday December 6 from 4 to 7 p.m. for Haven House shelter children ages 2 to 12.
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Kinnections
Premiere Cinemas
Haven House
Rio Rancho seeks Arts Commission seats in districts 4 and 6
The city seeks applicants with art related expertise to fill three year terms on the Arts Commission. Residency in Rio Rancho required. Submit an application and résumé to the Office of the City Clerk by 5 p.m. Friday Dec 18. Call 891-5004 for details. Applications available at City Hall or rrm.gov/index.aspx?NID2193. Also seeks district 1 and 5 Library Board of Trustees volunteers for three year terms. Apply by 5 p.m. Friday Dec 18 with résumé to the City Clerk. visit City Hall or rrm.gov/index.aspx?NID2206.
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INDEX Serving the City of Vision for over 40 years
The brief note highlights the Riverside Observer’s four decades of service to the city known as Vision, reflecting on its local coverage reach and ongoing community role.
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Rio Rancho High mobilizes 474 students for Big Event
Four hundred seventy four Rio Rancho High School students joined the eighth annual Big Event, with 76 adults supervising, to perform odd jobs at local homes as thanks to the community for support of RRPS. Organizer Bill Duncan called this year’s event the largest in participation.
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Bill Duncan
Suspect in officer's killing due in court
Andrew Romero and Tabitha Littles face two court appearances this week as they seek to move trials out of Sandoval and Bernalillo counties in the May 25 killing of Rio Rancho Officer Gregg Nigel Benner. Romero seeks venue changes in both Sandoval County homicide and Bernalillo County jail guard assault cases. motions argue extensive local press and other factors.
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Tabitha Littles
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Nigel” Benner
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Bernalillo County
Sandoval County
Todd Farkas
Funds sought to enhance Rio Rancho school security
Rio Rancho high schools would gain enhanced security measures if the district wins about 400000 in capital outlay funds. The board approved the request in a 4 1 vote citing the need to direct campus visitors to administrative offices for screening. Projects target Rio Rancho High with 200000 for fencing and related work.
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Rio Rancho High
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Project UNIFY brings inclusive high school sports to Rio Rancho
The UNIFY flag football halftime event at Rio Rancho Stadium sparks pride for CHS and ARHS athletes. Michael Sinclair, Cleveland High School junior, says UNIFY represents his school and promotes inclusion. Program expands with more meets, cheer teams, and a basketball game, as educators praise student led leadership and schoolwide acceptance.
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Manzano High School
Ben Vigil
Special Olympics New Mexico
Kim Wesely
Ben Maes
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