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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1999
Page
1
Mari Griego Nominated for Five NM Hispano Entertainer Awards
Rio Rancho singer Mari Griego is nominated for five awards by the New Mexico Hispano Entertainers Association. Her debut CD Paquetito blends country Western gospel mariachi and cumbia. The 10 year old student at Lincoln Middle School competes for best female vocalist gospel song of the year El Toro Relajo mariachi song Besitos and cumbia salsa y tropical. Tickets are 25 at the door or 20 in advance from Pro-Tix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Rancho
Mari
New Mexico Hispano Entertainers Association
Don
Mary Griego
Lincoln Middle School
New Mexico Hispano Entertainment Association
Albuquerque Convention Center
el Toro Relajo
Besitos
Pro-Tix
Presumed Dead reunites for free Saturday concert at Haynes Park
Thirty years after disbanding in 1968, the Michigan rock band Presumed Dead reunites with members from Michigan Georgia and Rio Rancho. They will perform a free concert this Saturday at Haynes Park from 1 to 5 p.m. The group plays 60s rock and roll led by Rob Stelzer of Rio Rancho on lead guitar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presumed Dead
Michigan
Georgia
Rio Rancho
Haynes Park
Rob Stelzer
Rio Rancho considers fifth impact fee for water and sewer
Rio Rancho Planning and Zoning Commission backed a new utility impact fee for water and sewer improvements by a 3-2 vote amid developer concerns. The fee would raise the total on a new single family home by about 2200 dollars, adding to existing 2725 dollars in four categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay P. Tharinger
Rio Rancho
Blomberg
Williams
Planning Commission
Rio Rancho Utilities Commission
Larry Webb
SSCAFCA to unveil pipeline and bikeway project
SSCAFCA finishes a flood control dam and a new bicycle and pedestrian path in eastern Rio Rancho. A ribbon cutting at 8 a.m. Saturday marks handover to Rio Rancho. Executive director David Stolcker notes the project’s completion amid local criticism from ex mayor Pat D Arco regarding taxpayer funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandoval
Arroyo Flood Control Authority
Sscafca
Rio Rancho
Dampipe
Sabana Grande Avenue
Ridgewater Drive
Corrales Heights
Corrales
David Stolcker
D’ Arco
Guy McDowell
McDowell
Rio Rancho City Attorney Don Young Resigns
Rio Rancho City Attorney Don Young announces resignation effective at end of October. He submitted the letter to acting city administrator James Jimenez after noon Wednesday and will take the week off to join the Kodak Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay P. Thuringer
Don Young
City of
Rio Rancho
Young
James Jimenez
Kodak
Albuquerque
Jimenez
Vista de Corrales plan protests by residents
Rio Rancho and Corrales residents oppose Vasa Development Inc the Vista de Corrales project a 33 acre parcel south of Corrales near the Rio Rancho boundary proposed to include at least 67 homes. Residents voiced concerns before the Planning and Zoning Commission about the land use and impact on the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleve Powell
Rio Rancho
Corrales
Vasa Development, Inc
Albuquerque
Vista de Corrales
Rio Rancho Unit
Planning and Zoning Commission
Rio Rancho official to visit Scotland for education reforms
Rio Rancho Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Sue Cleveland will visit Scotland for six days with Bernalillo Public Schools and the Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce to study its educational system and potential reform measures. The trip costs about 2500 dollars, funded from the district budget. Critics note ARPS funding cuts and a $1 million annual loss, plus reduced at risk funding, amid discussions of better ways to obtain information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Fitzsimmons
Rio Rancho Public Schools
Sue Cleveland
Scotland
Bernalillo Public Schools
Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce
Rio Rancho Families For Educational Reform
Rreform
Casey Skousen
Skousen
Karla Walker
Karl Harper
National School Board
Rio Rancho Education Citizens Advisory Panel
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Serererenreess
Deeeeneneens
Berenger
Rio Rancho High School
Jean Scheller
Tha
Su Pro
Mark Yonker
PNM
Kim Road
Cleveland
Center For
Mike Garob
Santa Ana Golf Course
PRC
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