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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 2010

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New Sandoval County Hospital Sets Stage for 2012 Opening

County Commissioner Don Leonard leads a push to build a teaching hospital east of the Santa Ana Star Center off Paseo del Volcan to address mental health needs. The 68 bed facility will include eight behavioral health beds, six operating rooms, a level III/IV trauma center, and a 13 day emergency department. Groundwork began this summer with more large plans for a 40,000 square foot medical office building. UNM officials credit public private partnership and HUD guarantees enabling $159 million loan guarantees and $143.4 million in bonds. Construction to finish in early 2012 with staff hiring to start, projecting 44 medical and 445 hospital staff by 2014.

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Family Spirit stores raise funds for hospital involved

Rob Scott and his three children run 14 Spirit Halloween stores across Utah Texas and Nevada. They fundraise for Presbyterian Hospital Child-Life program, raising 12500 last year. Chris Scott leads promotions dressing in costumes to boost donations while stores offer a 50 percent discount sale.

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Halloween safety tips from American Red Cross

A list of ten safety reminders for trick or treating. Readers are urged to map routes, wear light colored clothing with reflective tape, carry flashlights, avoid entering strangers' homes, use face paints instead of masks, stay on sidewalks, look both ways while crossing, keep costumes flame resistant, use a glow stick instead of candles, and celebrate safely with supervision.

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