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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 2012

Page

7

County bond saves more than expected

Sandoval County taxpayers will save more than planned after commissioners refinanced a $6 million 15 year 2003 bond issue. The new bonds carry 0.68 percent vs 4.15 percent and are expected to save $563,000 over six years, well above the $450,000 forecast. Jamey Montgomery Scott LLC bid the issue, while ABC Capital Markets provided assurances on the rates.

Sandoval County County Commission Kevin Powers ABC Capital Markets Jamey Montgomery Scott LLC Philadelphia Penn Powers

Lovelace and Santa Ana Star offer free mammograms

Lovelace Women's Hospital teams with Assured Imaging and Santa Ana Star Casino to provide mammograms at little or no cost during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The mobile unit will operate Friday and Friday, Nov. 2, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., offering accessible screenings near home or work. Uninsured or underinsured women can contact the health department program to locate no cost options. For appointments call 888 233 6121.

Santa Ana Star Casino Lovelace Women’s Hospital U.S American Cancer Society Star Casino Sherry Aragon State Department of Health

Forest Service backs thinning plan for Jemez Mountains

Santa Fe National Forest officials seek contracts and a $70 million ten year restoration grant to thin 210000 acres in the Jemez Mountains. The plan aims to reduce fuel loads, cut smoke from prescribed burns, and create about 575 jobs, with $22 million local economic impact.

Santa Fe National Forest Jemez Mountains Sandoval County National Forest National Forest Ecosystems Jon Williams Williams Josh Hall Hall

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