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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 2007

Page

2

Rio Rancho seeks $105 million bond for new schools

Absentee voting begins October 9 for a three‑year, $105 million Rio Rancho bond to finance new school construction, real estate, and district improvements. It would fund a new north Rio Rancho high school, Sandia Vista and Cielo Azul Elementary Schools in 2008, plus plans for a 2009 elementary and 2010 middle school, with state matching funds leveraged.

Rio Rancho North Sandia Vista Cielo Azul

Don Chalmers employees join Big Brothers for One Stop Fun

Don Chalmers Ford staff join Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central New Mexico and the SAFE program at Puesta del Sol Elementary in Rio Rancho for a One Stop Fun event on September 19 from 1 to 2 30 p m. Fifteen employees will engage with about 200 waiting children in activities and an art project to foster positive adult community interactions.

Big Brothers Big Sisters Central New Mexico Bbrscnm SAFE Puesta del Sol Elementary Rio Rancho Don Chalmers Ford Kerrie Copelin Don Chalmers Pamela Chavez Bbbs-Cnm Simon Puesta del Sol

Fiesta of Cultures at Coronado State Monument on Oct 27

The Friends of Coronado State Monument invite visitors to a Fiesta of Cultures at the Coronado State Monument portal on October 27 from 10 am to 4 pm. Demonstrations of Pueblo Hispanic and Anglo skills will be showcased by craftspeople with music and children's activities. Admission to the fiesta is free, though Kuaua Pueblo ruins or kiva murals follow standard fees. For details, contact manager Scott Smith.

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