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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 2012

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3

Zumba helps teacher lose 100 pounds with dance

Cristina Matos-Garcia led a Zumba class as part of a fitness program with Weight Watchers that helped her shed over 100 pounds in a year. Kelley Smith and Linda Strauss share energy and motivation gained from classes while Matos-Garcia tracks progress with a wall chart and before-and-after photos. She aims to lose another 40 pounds and stays inspired by regular class attendance and a supportive network.

Kelley Smith Linda Strauss Strauss Matos- Garcia Matos-Garcia Karen Schmidt Cristina Matos-Garcia

Warner seeks amendments to curb kiosk clutter and save sign business

Alan Warner says city contract makes his portable sign trailers useless as new rules reclassify them as temporary signs. He warns he may sue for contract violation while councilor Chuck Wilkins counters that paid kiosks should not penalize others. A lunch-break parking carveout for mobile signs was approved.

Wilkins Peter Wells Warner Argen Duncan Alan Warner Chuck Wilkins Rio Rancho Mariposa Restaurant Mike Williams Varner

City weighs options to fund water and growth impact costs

Rio Rancho officials consider transferring funds from general sources to cover utilities, while Hawley urges each new development pay its share through higher base rates or targeted charges. The study also calls tweaking water rights fees, reclaimed water rates, and ancillary charges, with residents invited to comment.

Sensanbaugher Rio Rancho Hawley Utilities Department Red Oaks

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