All Aboard for Success Job Fair in Albuquerque
New Mexico Workforce Connection and New Mexico Rail Runner Express host the All Aboard for Success Job Fair at 50 Mountain Road NE Albuquerque on Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. with over 40 employers, hundreds of openings, and workshops on resume and interview skills plus a Rail Runner day pass for the first 100 attendees.
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New Mexico Workforce Connection
New Mexico
Rail Runner Express
Mountain Road NE
Albuquerque
Weenm.org
Financial aid tips offered at Loma Colorado Library
College Advising and Planning Services hosts a free workshop at 6:30 p.m. Monday October 26. No registration required. All ages welcome. Location is Loma Colorado Main Library at 755 Loma Colorado Drive.
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Loma Colorado
Loma Colorado Drive
ReadWest Seeks Tutors for Adult Literacy Program
ReadWest invites volunteers to tutor adults in reading and writing. Free training occurs over two Saturdays October 17 and 24 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with an orientation on Thursday October 15 at 10 a.m. or 6 p.m. Contact Cyndy at cyndy ratliff readwest.org or 892 1131 for details.
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ReadWest
Cyndy
Cyndy.ratliff
Readwest.org
City’s Vision Serves Residents for Four Decades and Beyond
A long standing community service centers its mission on serving the City of Vision for more than forty years. It highlights enduring programs, local partnerships, and ongoing efforts to meet resident needs with access to services, events, and support networks.
Principal flies in first hot air balloon ride
Catherine Rodriguez, new Eagle Ridge Middle School principal, rode in a hot air balloon on Friday morning, with dozens of ERMS students watching from the football field. Students had voted for the stunt, highlighting the school’s upbeat event.
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Catherine Rodriguez
Eagle Ridge Middle School
ERMS
Rio Rancho O| Herron
Albuquerque
County to pay $215000 in attorney fees over election sites
Sandoval County will pay $215,000 to attorneys representing three Rio Rancho Republicans who sued over voting locations and machines in 2012. The settlement follows a 2014 order aligning polling sites and machine counts with a county commission resolution, after a lengthy voter wait in 2012.
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Bernalillo Sandoval
Rio Rancho
Journal
U.S
Wiliam “Chip” Johnson
Eileen Garbagni
Election Bureau
Eddie Gutierrez
County Commission
Corrales
Patrick Trujillo
Trujillo
Johnson
Sandoval
Rio Rancho sees housing and retail boom says mayor
Mayor Gregg Hull highlights a year of growth in Rio Rancho with more retail and customer service jobs, new developments, and major projects like A Park Above and road upgrades. The State of the City notes openings of Walmart Neighborhood Market and health and dining tenants, plus an $86 million Rust Medical Center expansion and profits funding public services.
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Rio Rancho
Gregg Hull
Rrm.gov
Anthony Haase
Gregg
Nigel” Benner
Walmart
New Mexico
Rio Rancho veteran climbs 13000 feet sparks life shift
Rio Rancho resident James Stanek Jr a veteran who joined Gannett Peak ascent with No Barriers Warriors to Summits in Wyoming says the 13000 foot climb spun him 180 degrees He previously helped at Ground Zero after the 9 11 attacks then served three Iraq tours before retiring medically He and his wife Lindsey started Paws and Stripes to provide service dogs for disabled veterans.
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James Stanek Jr
James Stanek
Gannett Peak
Stanek
Wyoming
Sife
Rio Rancho
World Trade Center
U.S
Iraq
Lindsey
Paws and Stripes
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