Walmart arrest ends in death under Bernalillo police custody
A man died after being taken into custody at a Walmart Supercenter in Bernalillo following a struggle with officers. CPR was administered as police seek to determine cause of death with Rio Rancho police asked to investigate. The incident follows an alleged disturbance at a nearby fast food restaurant and a vehicle crash near the store.
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T J Maxx Opens at Plaza Enchanted Hills Rio Rancho
T J Maxx will open at 3575 NM 528 in Rio Rancho, the first in the city and the fourth in New Mexico, joining stores in Albuquerque Santa Fe and Farmington. The 24500 square foot shop will hire about 60 employees and operate 8 am to 8 pm Sunday, with regular hours 9:30 am to 9:30 pm Monday through Saturday and 10 am to 8 pm Sunday.
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Rio Rancho seeks District 4 appointee to Library Board
The City of Rio Rancho invites District 4 residents to fill a three year vacancy on the Advisory Library Board of Trustees. Meetings are the second Monday at 6 p.m. at Loma Colorado Main Library. Apply by 5 p.m. Friday Oct 2 with résumé to the Office of the City Clerk. Call 891-5004 for residency confirmation.
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Village Inn Honors Teachers First Responders and Veterans
Village Inn launches its Serving Those Who Serve Us program for a third year. Nominations run on VillageIn n dot com through Nov 11. Winners receive a dozen free pies and a $20 gift card.
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City marks 40 years of service to Vision
A local civic group celebrates four decades of serving the City of Vision with community programs, volunteer events, and ongoing commitments to public infrastructure, education, and neighborhood revitalization through collaboration with residents and businesses.
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First beer fest in Bernalillo draws crowds
David Morales and Mitchell Johnson sample pints at the Mountain West Brew Fest in Loretto Park Bernalillo. The new festival replaces the Bernalillo wine festival that ended after 27 years. About 50 breweries from New Mexico and neighboring states offered samples as crowds gathered for a second day.
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Berger marks 30 years of service to community
Michigan alum Lee Berger reflects on three decades of work with the community as her Wolverines fell 24-17 to Utah in Friday’s opening football game. Berger smiles despite the tough loss, signaling ongoing commitment.
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Rio Rancho CAP Receives Two RC Planes From Veterans Group
The Rio Rancho Civil Air Patrol Falcon Composite Squadron got two remote-control planes from the Rio Rancho Veterans Coffee Group. The planes will serve as hands-on visual aids to teach cadets about direction-control surfaces and aviation orientation. David Millner, ARVCG member, is deputy commander for cadets for the CAP, and ARVCG notes CAP’s Congressional Gold Medal award. Coffee group bought and inspected the planes, delivering them as training aids for CAP missions and leadership development.
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