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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 2013

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Same sex marriage issue stirs lawsuits across New Mexico

A split of action over gay and lesbian marriage rights leads to lawsuits and clerk reactions. Republican lawmakers from Rio Rancho cite improper licensing practices while two Placitas women sue state and Sandoval County Clerk to force licenses. The suit, filed by the ACLU, seeks a ruling that denying licenses based on sex violates the New Mexico Constitution.

Craig Brandt Tim Lewis Jason Harper Rio Rancho Cofia Ana Bernalillo Santa Fe Taos San Miguel Valencia Placitas Sandoval Eileen Garbagni Garbagni American Civil Liberties Union of New Mexico Gail Gering Carolyn van Housen 13Th Judicial District Court Sandoval County New Mexico Gering van Housen California

Meet N Greet for Chihuahuas at Pet Food Gone Wild

Enchantment Chihuahua Rescue Ltd hosts a Friday Meet N Greet at Pet Food Gone Wild on 2415 Southern Blvd from 3 to 6 pm. The all volunteer charity will showcase Chihuahuas and mixes hoping for homes or foster care. Visit EnchantmentRescueLtd.com or call to view specific dogs.

Enchantment Chihuahua Rescue Ltd Pet Food Gone Wild Southern Blvd Chihuahua Enchantment Rescue EnchantmentRescueLtd

City marks 40 years serving the City of Vision

A local service agency celebrates four decades of helping residents with community programs and outreach. Leaders credit steady funding, volunteer leadership, and sustained partnerships with organizations across Vision. The milestone highlights ongoing efforts to improve housing, safety, and youth opportunities.

City of Vision

Storm Openers Highlight CHS Flores Discada Preps

The Cleveland High Storm opened with a 42-20 win over La Cueva and the Rio Rancho Rams defeated Highland 59-14 in a brand-new Albuquerque stadium. CHS girls track coach Tim Flores cooked El Paso style discada for family before kickoff. The Storm travel to El Paso and the Rams host Gadsden Friday night.

Cleveland High CHS Tim Flores Flores el Paso Rio Rancho Rams Albuquerque Rams Storm la Cueva Highland Gadsden

Sandoval County mulls jail door retrofit and road contracts

The Sandoval County Commission will vote on a $275,000 capital outlay to retrofit 90 jail doors at the Sandoval County Detention Center and make 37 cells usable, aiming to reduce operating costs amid inmate transfers from Bernalillo County and U S Marshals. The agenda also covers paving contracts with Franklin’s Earthmoving and Albuquerque Asphalt totaling about $1.77 million and a $487,415 NM Transportation Department funding use to improve county roads.

Sandoval County Bernalillo County U.S. Marshals Service al Casamento Tom Swisstack Rio Rancho Franklin Albuquerque Asphalt Albuquerque New Mexico Department of Transportation

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