Paradise Hills hosts kids fishing clinic at community center
About 100 children joined a one day fishing clinic at Paradise Hills Community Center. Renee Arias, five, was among the participants as volunteers stocked the pool with about 150 Rainbow Trout and taught fly tying casting boat safety water pollution and fish biology. The event promoted fishing over drugs through the DARE program.
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Renee Arias
Paradise Hills
Tharinger
Rio Rancho and Albuquerque To Launch Park and Ride Bus Link
Sun Tran will begin a 5:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Park and Ride service from AMREP Southwest at 21st Ave and NM 528 to downtown Albuquerque UNM and Kirtland AFB. The initial cross-county route, announced by Mayor Chavez and Rio Rancho Mayor Swisstack, marks a regional collaboration era as ridership grows toward a permanent site.
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Cord McQueen
Observer
Sun Tran
Rio Rancho
North Coors Express
Amrep Southwest
21St Ave
UNM
Kirtland Air Force Base
Albuquerque
Martin Chavez
Tom Swisstack
Chavez
Swisstack
Rio
Corrales Center
Anne. Watkins
AMREP
Police respond to Res-Care homes
Police were called to two more incidents at a Res-Care New Mexico Inc residence in Ivory Court Rio Rancho marking at least the fourth response since Sept 24 by the Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety. An employee said a developmentally disabled resident George had broken a front window beaten another resident and then locked himself in a room.
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Mary Beth King
Albuquerque
Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety
Ivory Court
Res-Care New Mexico Inc
Res-Care
DPS
George
Hintself
Labor board may be established by RRPS
Rio Rancho Public Schools plans to seek state approval to establish a local labor relations board. The Board of Education voted 4 to 1 to apply, with discussions noting faster decisions and lower costs, while one member questioned necessity given the state board.
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Labor Board
Genie Blair Ryan
Observer
Rio Rancho Public Schools
Robert Brown
Year round city lobbyist hired for Rio Rancho
Rio Rancho approves a one year contract with Mark Duran of Mark Duran and Associates for 30000 dollars starting Jan 1 1995 with an option to extend. Duran previously served as lobbyist during the 30 day session and helped secure 1.75 million for city projects while requested 7.25 million.
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Jay P. Tharinger
New Mexico
Rio Rancho
Rio. Rancho
Mark Duran
Mark Duran and
Duran
Senate
House
Governor
Council
Hal Donovan
Waste Management seeks 2.125 percent rate rise in Rio Rancho
Waste Management of New Mexico requests a 2.125 percent across the board rate increase for 1995 for residential and commercial customers in Rio Rancho. If the city council agrees, higher charges take effect January 1, 1995. seniors on own containers see adjustments. increases tied to CPI and auto-advancement per the 1991 franchise.
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Jay P. Tharinger
Waste Management of
New Mexico
Cénis
Waste Management
Rio Rancho
Site for balloon park selected in Rio Rancho
A 20 acre balloon park site north of Northern Boulevard between 16th and 17th Avenues will be dedicated at sunrise during the Jingle Bell Balloon Rally on December 10. Rio Rancho residents and AMREP Southwest officials helped choose and will lease the land for $1 per year, with dedication set for December 10 during a two day event featuring more than 150 balloons.
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Rio Rancho
Northern Boulevard
16Th
17Th Avenue
North Hills
Fruta
25Th Street
Amrep Southwest
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