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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1994

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Intel oxidation units at Rio Rancho face downtime amid odor complaints

Intel Corp spent about 11 million on three thermal oxidizers at its Rio Rancho plant to curb emissions and updated the air permit. Since August the devices have incinerated emissions but require regular shutdowns for cleaning due to a maintenance glitch. Corrales Residents for Clean Air and Water report a renewed odor, tied to ERP solvent traces, despite prior improvements. Ethyl-3 ethoxypropionate remains detectable even at low levels, prompting ongoing complaints and inquiries with Intel’s EH S manager Angie Boggs.

Cord McQueen Rio Rancho Intel Corp Corrales Barbara Rockwell Intel Angie Boggs

Windy weather halts Twinkle Light Parade. rescheduled

Gusty winds forced cancellation of the 7th annual Twinkle Light Parade in Rio Rancho with damages to several floats including a $4000 Santa's Workshop. The parade was postponed to this Saturday at the same time and place as officials and media spread the word.

Jay P. Tharinger Rio Rancho Evonne Joiner

Meadowlark Senior Center wins city funds for expansion

Meadowlark Senior Center plans a 1600 square foot dining room expansion and kitchen upgrades to serve 45 more diners, as membership grows 14 percent annually. Rio Rancho city council approves 370,000 funding matched by Sandoval County, with state funds totaling 150,000. Roof repairs are needed to proceed.

Jay P. Tharinger Meadowlark Senior Center Lund Toriey Rio Rancho Deborah Brogdon Meadowlark Brogdon Council New Mexico Sandoval County Corrales

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Muenzer Seeks Rio Rancho School Board Seat

Rio Rancho resident Richard Muenzer announced his candidacy for the District 4 seat on the Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education. He noted parent demand for direct policy input and highlighted past roles with Rio Rancho 2000, the School Bond Mill Levy Referendum Committee, and as master of ceremonies for the district’s First Day Ceremony.

Genie Blair Ryan Richard Muenzer Rio Rancho Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education Bob Herman Muenzer Rio Rancho 2000 Bio Rancho

Rio Rancho Bus Link Draws Commuters To Park and Ride

Rio Rancho gains new transit link as Sun Tran Park and Ride at the southern edge of Albuquerque grows. Route 90 North Coors Express ridership rose about 50 in the first week after opening, with total riders surpassing 300 and growth expected as Intel and other developments draw workers from downtown to the northwest and Taylor Ranch. Intel plans discussions on a potential stop after year start.

Cord McQueen Rio Rancho Sun Tran John Parker Albuquerque Parker Big Rancho Intel Taylor Ranch Richard Draper Tharinger

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