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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 2012

Page

10

Rio Rancho Public Schools to pay one-time COLA to staff

Rio Rancho Public Schools will distribute a one-time cost-of-living adjustment of 500 for full-time and 250 for part-time non bargaining-unit employees. The district paused the payment after a PED letter questioned lump-sum support but, after review, PED indicated approval with written confirmation expected. RRPS spokeswoman Kim Vesely welcomed the timely PED review.

Rio Rancho New Mexico Public Education Department PED ARPS Paul Aguilar Rio Rancho Public Schools RRPS Public Education Department Kim Vesely

Council okays annexation for 3,500 acres in Rio Rancho

From The Observer Oct 21 1982 issue the Rio Rancho City Council authorized annexation proceedings to add about 3,507 acres west of 30 Street and south of Southern to Rainbow Boulevard and the county line. The council also created the agriculture residential zone and twice blocked Kellogg annexation steps.

Rio Rancho Gary Herron NM 528 Southern Boulevard Nicholas Oaken the Observer Rainbow Boulevard Bernalillo-Sandoval County Line Intel Frederick) Kellogg Planning and Zoning Commission Sandoval Rio Rancho Observer

Intel VP cites tax disadvantage for New Mexico growth

Intel Vice President David Baglee told AREDC at Chamisa Hills that Rio Rancho must attract a highly educated workforce, better infrastructure, faster permitting, and a modernized corporate tax structure to retain and grow Intel’s stake. He noted Intel Rio Rancho employs 3,500 at the site and contributes over 900 million annually to the state’s economy, with 15 billion invested since 1995.

Intel Corp Rio Rancho Intel David Baglee Baglee New Mexico Shipley

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