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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 2015

Page

4

Enchanted Hills Plaza opens new Rio Rancho shops

Rio Rancho welcomes Plaza Enchanted Hills with a 9000 square foot TJ Maxx and names like Famous Footwear Michaels Kirkland's Bed Bath and Beyond Maurice Rue 21. A grand opening and ribbon cutting are planned for next Saturday as city officials celebrate stronger gross receipts tax revenues and renewed local shopping options. The expansion aims to reduce gaps in North Hills and Northern Meadows for groceries and services.

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Volunteers rally for Rio Rancho Toss No Mas cleanup

Volunteers answer city call for annual Toss No Mas cleanup in Rio Rancho last weekend. Residents cleared roadsides parks and school grounds while Rio Rancho High School National Honor Society students tended Vista Hills Park tree wells. Waste Management offered free landfill dumping, and Turtle Mountain Brewing Company provided lunch at Cabezon Recreation Center.

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Guidelines for Rio Rancho Observer Submissions

The Rio Rancho Observer invites guest opinions and letters to the editor with word limits of 500 and 300 respectively. Submissions must include name, city, and a verification phone number. anonymous entries are rejected. Contact methods include email editor rrobserver com, mail at 409 NM Hwy 528 NE Suite 101 Rio Rancho NM 87124, fax 892-5719, or call 891-7163.

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City mid-term election to expand voting citywide

Ray A. Collins urges all City of Vision residents to vote in March mid-term elections. He notes charter amendments on pay for governing body, conduct rules, and signature thresholds, emphasizing turnout beyond Districts 1, 4, and 6. Collins, Rio Rancho resident and author, invites all districts to participate.

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Helping Hands seeks donor support for Mora community services

Mora based Helping Hands, a 501c3 supporting low income seniors through CSFP, faces complete loss of state and local funding. The facility still rents for events to cover utilities, but the agency needs donations from individuals and organizations to fund operations and resume essential programs including alcohol and drug outpatient services. Donations can be sent to Isabel Lopez at P O Box 708, Mora NM 87732.

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Churches should not abandon social values says millennial author

A millennial Catholic writer argues against churches adopting all social values. He defends staying in the church while upholding standards, contrasting tolerance with moral integrity. He cautions that embracing all beliefs risks erasing genuine standards and calls the church to care actively.

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