Amrep Posts 2010 Losses Despite Revenue Decline
Amrep reports a 2010 net loss of 9.4 million on an annual basis, with a first quarter loss of 498 thousand. Revenue from land sales fell from 58.9 million in 2009 to 5.13 million in 2010, as Rio Rancho demand remained weak amid a prolonged real estate downturn.
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Parks and rec conference seeks thrift amid recession
Rio Rancho hosts the New Mexico Parks and Recreation Association conference at the Inn at Rio Rancho with more than 150 professionals. Director Jay Hart notes drastic budget cuts from 150 to 70 staff in 30 years, yet programs persist including Youth League basketball for grades 1 to 6, pickleball for adults, and school partnerships. The city opened Haynes Park upgrades, drives like Mower in the Park, and tree-planting with the Youth Conservation Corps while adding WeatherBaye storm alert sensors to help manage storms.
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Parent Family Room at Colinas del Norte Opens for Families
Colinas del Norte Elementary adds a Parent Family Room to aid students and families. Mary Lou Lougee founded the program after funding cuts, offering books, clothes, backpacks, language kits, and ESL classes. Open daily 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., it serves low income families in the community.
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