Crime Prevention Month Contests Sponsored by Rio Rancho Letters
The Rio Rancho city program announces two Crime Prevention Month contests. A 100 word essay on Take a Bit Out of Crime Before It Takes a Bit Out of You is due by October 15 with a hidden author, judged in three student categories. An exhibit display contest on the same theme runs October 23 to 24 at City Hall, with space reserved by Ann Norby at 891-7201.
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Ann Norby
Planning critique letter questions Unit 16 West redevelopment
The writer defends three councilors and the mayor who opposed the plan and criticizes the planning department led by Corsic. He questions the redevelopment method, disclosure of lot sales, and promises by the developer. He blames Serendipity and poor planning for zoning changes and a costly lawsuit, urging transparency about the area and Rio Rancho’s growth.
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Unit 16 West
Carsic
Corsie
Corsié
City Planning Department
Corsic
Development Department
Mr. Corsie
Rio Rancho
Y. Ed Cavanoz
Survey sparks church concerns over Rio Rancho school board survey
A Rio Rancho Christian community member voices surprise at not being contacted for the Christian Coalition survey of school board candidates. The letter urges voter responsibility and participation, opposing voting based on a narrow survey, and notes coalition plans to share results with a church network.
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Rio Rancho
Christian Coalition
Kay Huggins
Storehouse West Opens In New West Mesa Location
Dear Editor note announces Storehouse West is settled in its new West Mesa location and back in service for residents. It credits Rio Rancho Utilities Corp for lending three employees and expresses gratitude for valued assistance.
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Storehouse West
West Mesa
Rio Rancho Utilities Corp
Post office driving changes confuse drivers
EK Stegalt notes new backing up rules at the post office causing cars to back up and circle around to exit. He jokes about short drivers needing a pillow and urges emphasis on backing up programs to avoid penalties for his wife.
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EK. Stegalt
Veterans Honor Guard dinner dance thanks supporters
Commandant Ken Stuart of the Rio Rancho Veterans Honor Guard expresses gratitude to supporters of the recent dinner dance. Merchants donated door prizes, attendees bought tickets and attended, and the Elks Lodge and its workers contributed to the event.
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Ken Stuart
Rio Rancho
Community thanks for food service support in Rio Rancho
In a small Rio Rancho community a group thanks those who helped prepare and serve food for an organization's event. Bob Pomeranz and Jim Brown are named. the note appreciates taxpayer financed street work and hopes no one is overlooked.
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Rio Rancho
Bob Pomeranz
Jim Brown
Speed bumps on Green Lake Drive urged to be removed
The complaint voices public concern over the newly installed speed bumps on Green Lake Drive and calls for their removal. It notes traffic calming measures and requests action from local authorities.
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Green Lake Drive
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