Paradise Hills blasting damages homes near school
Paradise Hills residents report more than 90 homes damaged by rock blasting during Sierra Vista Elementary School expansion. The project, monitored with seismographs, aimed to add classrooms a kindergarten wing and a multipurpose building, while residents argue blasting should not have occurred in a high density residential area.
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Stafe
Paradise Hills
Sierra Vista
Paradise Hills Civic Association
Bill Fuller
Jerry Brown
Albuquerque Public
Denise Baker
Baker
Cynthia Kolson
Kolson
APS
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Albuquerque Public Schools
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First Auto Show Opens in 1900 with Wild Contests
The first genuine all car show occurred in Chicago in 1900. Promoters staged a three ring event with speed contests across gasoline steam and electric cars. Races featured dummy mail deliveries and a Ladies Day Race with a gold medal prize. Six days of rain doomed the event. Facts reference Sonny A’s Automotive in Rio Rancho.
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Sex offender Freed released from Los Lunas facility
Convicted sex offender Christopher Freed was released this week by the State Adult Parole Board. Freed had a 1983 conviction for attempting to rape a Rio Rancho woman at the Rio Grande Nature Center and served nine years of an 18 year sentence for second degree sexual penetration and related crimes. Police describe him as a serial rapist with a record including 14 residential burglaries and seven rapes. His attorney warns Freed may pose ongoing risk to women in the community.
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Los Lunas
State Adult Parole Board
Freed
Rio Rancho
Rio Grande Nature Center
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Albuquerque Police Department
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Man pleads not guilty in Rio Rancho rape case
An Albuquerque man, 40 year old David Richard Dickenson, pleaded not guilty to five charges including criminal sexual penetration, false imprisonment, and aggravated burglary in the assault and rape of a Rio Rancho woman. He appeared July 11 at arraignment before Judge Kenneth Brown and was released on a $5,000 bond.
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Baker
Barbara Dailey
Irving and
Paseo del Norte
Dailey
Albuquerque
Rio Rancho
David Richard Dickenson
Sandoval County
Kenneth Brown
Dickenson
Cliff Richardson Beats Odds After Major Stroke At Rehab
Cliff Richardson, 70, recounts a life changing recovery from a massive stroke three years ago at HEALTH SOUTH Rehabilitation Hospital. After five weeks of intensive therapy from devoted doctors and therapists, he regained mobility and returned to his 4200 acre ranch, proving resilience with ongoing strength and perseverance.
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Healthsouth Rehabilitation Hospital
Cliff
Health~south
Healthsouth
C. Richardson
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