City imposes year long moratorium on Unit 16 West permits
Rio Rancho approves a one-year building moratorium for the 30 acre Unit 16 West redevelopment area affecting about 600 property owners. The City plans to acquire properties via voluntary sale or condemnation, financed by developers, to enable a large residential and commercial project.
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Jay P. Tharinger
Unit 16 West
Rio Rancho
Unit 16
Southern Boulevard
Gulf Course Road
Unser Boulevard
County Line
Steve Tollefson
Alan Hall
Hall
Uncool helmets spark safety reminder after kid rider crash
Lincoln Middle School student Keaton Pike collided with a car while biking. Rio Rancho Public Safety officers theorize he ran a stop sign and skidded in sand before impact. He was flown to UNM Hospital in critical condition with head injuries. His father says a helmet in the garage might have saved him.
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Mary Beth
Ment of Public Safety
Keaton
University of New Mexico Hospital
David Stutt
The
Observer
Rio Rancho Schools to Link Internet Network Next Month
Rio Rancho Public Schools will connect all campuses to an Internet based on Technet, providing 10 hours of free monthly use per account. The district upgrades will enable access to federal and state networks, universities, and local services, linking educators to vast data and online resources nationwide.
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Genle Slalr
Zm Observer
Wii
Rio Rancho
Rio Rancho Public
Rrps Information Management Services
Richard Bruce
Technet
New Mexico
Bruce
Rio Rancho shoppers want more stores and lower prices
A city funded survey of 501 Rio Rancho adults finds residents travel to Albuquerque for many goods due to limited local selection and higher prices. It notes 92 percent would buy locally if prices matched Albuquerque, while 60 percent routinely check availability first, with convenience cited by 51 percent.
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Cord McQueen
Mame
New Mexico City
Rio Rancho
Presbyterian Healthcare
Research & Polling, Inc
Albuquerque
Rio Rancho Has Fewer TV Stores Than Albuquerque
A survey finds Rio Rancho has far fewer major television stores than Albuquerque, with about one store per 28 000 adults versus one per 12 000 in Albuquerque. At 95 percent confidence and a 4.4 percent margin, interview responses cover attitudes toward living in Rio Rancho.
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Albuquerque
Rio Rancho
Cibola High traffic blitz spurs safety reforms
Albuquerque officers issued over 60 citations at Cibola High School as student drop offs clashed with parking rules. Parents say officials discouraged driving to the lot though it remained illegal to stop on the front street. Rio Rancho schools face similar congestion with portable classrooms, bus detours, and calls for city funds to pave bus routes.
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Mary Beth King Observer
Wester
Cibola High School
Albuquerque Police Department
Cibola
Rio Rancho
Martin Luther King Jr
Lincoln Middle School
MLK
Nora Scherzinger
Scherzinger
Helwig and Farmer
Rio Rancho Public Schools
Bues
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