County approves $16 bil Intel bond in Sandoval County
Sandoval County commissioners vote 4-0 to back a $16 billion Intel industrial revenue bond after two hours of discussion. The deal could net the county $80.75 million now and up to $95 million if fully utilized, backing future projects while addressing environmental and tax-break concerns. A related action relocates polling place 18A in Jemez Springs from the American Legion hall to the Presbyterian Church due to a fire.
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Sandoval
Intel
Bill Sapien
Spain
Elizabeth Johnson
Cuba
University of New Mexico
Bureau of Business and Economic Research
KPMG
Rio Rancho High School
Jemez Springs
American Legion Hall
Presbyterian Church
EEOC complaint filed involving Sandoval County treasurer Truscio
EEOC Case No. 390-200401368 involves county treasurer Jim Truscio and is being handled by the Phoenix district office due to New Mexico caseload. Six sources identify Joyce Barrett as the complaint filer. details remain confidential as the settlement talks proceed.
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Eric Maddy
Sandoval
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Jim Truscio
Truscio
EEOC
Joyce Barett
Tourism Department
Albert Sanchez
Albuquerque
Phoenix
New Mexico
Sanchez
Felicie
Rio Rancho
Barett
Rio Rancho sees 130 plus filings for advisory school councils
More than 130 residents filed candidacy declarations for advisory school council posts across Rio Rancho 13 public schools. Elections run this week with ballots at each school during office hours. voters include 18 plus residents from any school. Councils consist of two staff members two parents and two community reps plus the principal as an active member.
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Rio Rancho
Sue Cleveland
New Mexico
ARPS
Rio Rancho Public Schools
Rrps
Rio Rancho student charged with drugs and loaded gun on campus
A 17 year old Rio Rancho High School student Aaron Leeder was charged Tuesday with possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia and bringing a loaded .38 caliber handgun to campus. The weapon, stolen in a residential burglary, was found after a school incident prompted by an altercation, and Leeder remained in Valencia County Detention Center ahead of a Friday court appearance.
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Betta
Rio Rancho
Francis
Leeder
Louis McDonald
Steve Gill
Gill
Loma Colorado
Northern Boulevard
RRHS
Richard VonAncken
Dust forum set for Tuesday in Rio Rancho
New Mexico Environment Department hosts a dust and air quality public forum in Rio Rancho at Esther Bone Memorial Library 950 Pinetree Road from 5 to 8 p m on Tuesday. Officials describe federal dust standards and discuss potential statewide regulation covering construction sites unpaved roads and related activities. Attendees can learn health risks and ways to reduce airborne dust and may share comments or concerns. For details call 505 955 8034 or 505 827 0314.
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New Mexico Environment Department
Rio Rancho
Esther Bone
Pinetree Road
Environment Department
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Area Weather Forecast Summary
Sunday will reach 74 with 57 at night. Monday expects 80 and 58. Tuesday forecast shows 80 high and 54 low.
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Commission
Daymon Ely
Corrales
Ely
Marcy Brandenburg
Brandenburg
Ms. Brandenburg
Gary Herron
Ram
Kylee Friedland
Artesia
AAHS
Dennis Friedland
Rams
Santa Fe Demons
Observer
Intel Industrial Revenue Bond
Jack Thomas
Dave Bency
Gayland
Advisory Council
Colinas del Norte
Barry Bellinger
Randy Trujillo
Lynn Clark
Sarah Kippenberg
Melinda Alcantara
Denise Tempie
Enchanted Hills
Karen Boulanger
Janice Montoya
Christine Nugent
Judy Reynolds
Rosalinda Araujo-Emery
Belinda DeVargas
Greg Gray
Jacquie Mader
Debra Witherspoon
Ernest Stapleton
Arthur P Bush III
Ricardo Bush
Steve Dietzel
Glenda Mowry
Debra Sinclair
Elizabeth Sutton
Robin Biswell
Denise DeTommanaso
Peter Barron
Juliana Davies
R. Gail Ledger
Sandra Sanchez
Rebecca Sensanbaugher
Council
Dust Forum
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