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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

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Oct 14, 2012

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Rio Rancho considers easing bans on pet sales and exhibitions

Rio Rancho councilors advanced a first reading to lift the dog and cat sales ban and ease animal exhibition limits. Four voted for, two against, with a second reading due Oct. 24. Debates centered on sterilization rules, pet store sales, and animal welfare concerns raised by residents and local professionals.

Rio Rancho City Hall Mark Scott Tim Crum Lonnie Clayton Chuck Wilkins Patricia Thomas Tamara Gutierrez Tom Swisstack Crum Tom Defeo Defeo Albuquerque Sherry Mangold Attorney General’s Office George Abernathy Abernathy

Senegalese troupe Niancho Eniyaley teaches Vista Grande students

Chandra Chase leads Niancho Eniyaley, a Senegalese dance group, in an energetic African dance performance at Vista Grande Elementary Rio Rancho. Dancer Oumar Sanneh explains the warrior motto as students drum, dance, and learn about Senegalese culture through acrobatics, singing, and folklore during the troupe's US tour through October.

Rio Rancho Karen Schmidt Chandra Chase Eniyaley Vista Grande Warriors of the Heart Vista Grande Elementary Oumar “Niancho” Sanneh Senegal Niancho Eniyaley

Curb North sues Rio Rancho over impact fee moratorium

Curb North Inc filed a 5.6 million dollar lawsuit against the City of Rio Rancho over a moratorium on impact fees. The suit was served Oct. 12 after attorney Richard Leverick warned the city in September that suing would occur if fees were cut by more than 50 percent. The case centers on credits for excess infrastructure and a split vote suspending half of the impact fees.

Rio Rancho Curb North Inc Cabezon James Rabin Richard Leverick Curb North

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