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Rio Rancho Observer in Rio Rancho, New Mexico

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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 2003

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Murphey murder case hit by suppressed prison statement

The trial of David F Bologh stalled when Judge Kenneth Brown ruled a Rio Rancho Public Safety prison statement cannot be used. Prosecutors hoped the statement would bolster DNA evidence linking Bologh to the towel found in Stephane Murphey’s car after her 1999 disappearance and presumed murder.

David F Bologh Judicial District Kenneth Brown Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety Joseph Campbell Bologh Continental Stephane Murphey Murphey Rio Rancho

County moves to online tax payments in Sandoval County

Sandoval County will launch an online credit card tax payment system next month, a move officials say aligns with a wider shift toward digital services. Deputy treasurer Larry Polanis notes rising annual charges for card processing, predicting costs could reach 32,000 next year and beyond, yet residents increasingly expect convenient online options. He compares this to the convenience of paying for everyday purchases with cards. County Commissioner David Bency emphasizes prioritizing online services as the system arrives.

EPOS Sandoval County David Bency First Security Larry Polanis Polanis

Water concerns rise over stagnant pools and West Nile fears

City sprinklers left a near two inch puddle by Westside Boulevard Tuesday morning while North Hills residents cope with months of stagnant water, flies and disease vectors. The death of a Rio Rancho woman from West Nile adds to worry, and resident Jo-Ann Reap sent a photo and letter to the editor on Page A-4.

Westside Boulevard North Hills Rio Rancho Jo-Ann Reap

State senator promotes weight loss method after Viper shock

State senator and doctor Steve Komadina relates how buying a 180 mph Dodge Viper in 1997, unable to fit behind the wheel, motivated him to lose weight. He says dieting and exercise failed patients until his car moment spurred a personal and professional pivot toward guiding others.

Steve Komadina Komadina

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