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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 2010

Page

8

Intel plans 100 percent abated stack rise in New Mexico

Intel proposes doubling stack height from 30 to 40 meters at its New Mexico plant to reduce ground level pollutants. The company cites community requests and aims to implement changes by June next year, noting previous partial compliance in 2008. local resident Lynne Kinis expressed VOC concerns.

Intel Grindatto Corrales Lynne Kinis Kinis Intel.com Newmexico

Cemetery thefts strain notice attempts on missing vases

Graves officials discuss why cemetery thefts of bronze flower vases go unreported to families. Laidler says no system to notify all affected buried in the grounds, while Hendren notes families usually contact the office for replacements. Many families face cost burdens and wonder who will pay.

Laidler Hendren Halverson

Big Red Seeks Homes as Adoption Weekend Numbers Rise

Florida Watermelon Mountain Ranch and 11 shelters paired during Second Chance for Love Weekend, placing 239 orphaned pets over Sept 10 12. Sophia DiClemente expressed gratitude for community generosity while urging more adoptions to ease shelter overcrowding. Adoptions include vaccines spay neuter and microchip. details at 771-0140 or wmiranch.org.

Watermelon Mountain Ranch Wmiranch.org

Mold concerns at school drive public visit and repair plan

Anaya reports moisture levels in the Student Services building are high and feeding mold on damp surfaces rather than airborne spores. The district plans roof, carpet, and window work and a board member may tour the school. Parent leaders demand action for a safe, healthy environment.

Anaya Houston Eagle Ridge Nikki Santino Santino Don Schlichte

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