Rubber duck dash raises funds for Albuquerque groups
More than 23 000 yellow ducks sold for the second annual Rubber Duck Dash benefiting Working Classroom Inc and the Albuquerque Rotary Charitable Foundation. Over 4 000 attended as Gov. Gary Johnson launched the race at Rio Grande Valley State Park. Louie Tafoya won a Chevrolet S 10 pickup. Stan Guinn took third with a three month family membership to New Mexico Sports and Wellness.
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Working Classroom Inc
Albuquerque Rotary Charitable Foundation
Rio Grande Valley State Park
Gary Johnson
Louie Tafoya
Albuquerque
Casa Chevrolet
Stan Guinn
Corrales
New Mexico Sports and Wellness
Bank of America
AmeriPride Linen and Apparel Services
Garduno’s Restaurant
Yesterdaye’s Grill
Silkscreen Graphics Inc
Wendy's Old Fashioned Hamburgers
New Mexico Technet Inc
Sprint Pcs
Strong-Thorne Mortuary
Sumitomo Sinix Silicon Inc
Contract Associates
MCL
St. Joseph Healthcare
Kob-Tv
Peak
Albuquerque Publishing Co
Garrity Group Public Relations
Openings for Family School Program at Enchanted Hills
The Family School Program at Enchanted Hills Elementary in the Rio Rancho School District has openings for first through sixth graders. Small class sizes provide instruction in science, technology, social studies, literature, and music four half-days weekly, plus one on one core instruction at home. Contact Enchanted Hills Elementary at 891-8526 or email Matt Heck.
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Enchanted Hills Elementary
Rio Rancho
Matt Heck
mHeck
Matidigs
Aol.com
Shelter of Love fashion show at Hyatt Regency Albuquerque
The second annual Shelter of Love high teach and fashion show takes place at 2:30 p.m. November 14 at the Hyatt Regency in Albuquerque with KOB-TV anchors and Judge Diane Dal Santo as emcees. Proceeds go to Pennies for the Homeless. tickets are 50 dollars per person, 500 per table. Proceeds fund local agencies.
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Shelter of Love High
Hyatt Regency
Albuquerque
Kob-Tv
Cindy Hernandez
Carla Aragon
Diane Dal Santo
Mr. Blackwell
Protix
Santa Fe
Jsith Street Salon
MCI
Jones Intercable
Diamond Shamrock
Dillards
Rio Rancho Sports Complex expansion eyed near arroyo
Rio Rancho plans to expand the 78 acre sports complex by 15 more acres adjacent to the site. UNM civil engineering students will assist with planning in a senior design project while SSCAFCA funds a drainage line and grading to make the area accessible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tharingar
Rio Rancho
Jay P. Tharinger
Rito Rancho
Parks Department
University of New Mexico
Arroyo de Deportes
High Resort Boulevard
Parks
Ed Chismaar
Sandoval County
Arroyo Flood Control Authority
Sscafca
Chismar
UNM
UNM Engineering Department
Tim Ward
Lincoln Middle School
Heavy August rains cut Rio Rancho water use
Heavy August rainfall drove Rio Rancho water use down to 323 million gallons, the lowest in four years. Compared with August 1998 1997 and 1996, the current month saw notably reduced consumption while Albuquerque also reported lower pumping thanks to more rain and conservation efforts. Albuquerque has used 24.26 billion gallons year to date, down from 25.21 billion in 1998.
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Rio Rancho
Albuquerque
Colleen Logan
Logan
Center For
Hands-On Learning
Rio
Cho
Ogan
Jim Baca
Public Works Department
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National Arbor Day Foundation
Trees For America
Arbor Avenue
Nebraska City
Simpson
Edith Bird
N.E. Albuquerque
eFe Belncover Shes Ggenses
Cityrhadves
Abe
Restaurane
News Mane Management
Jeri Kilpatrick, Or
FOO! League Man
Sun
Jam
Eric
Harvey
Randy Unruh
Bobby Fry
Unser Blvd
Fasi
Water King
Westside
B.Y.O.B
Southern Blvd
Trou
Featuring
DIO Ranch Garden Center
Arizona
Marshall
Modesto
Patmore
Kentucky
Rio Rancho Outstanding Business
State OF
New Mexico
Joan Kellogg
Mary Clare Minor
Felice Truscio
Howard Balmer
David Bency
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