Rio Rancho to get nearly 47 million for new high school
Gov. Bill Richardson credited local officials led by Rep. Tom Swisstack for securing about 46.8 million in state funding for a Rio Rancho high school. Swisstack’s push helped the district receive more than any other in New Mexico as the bond plan funds the remainder of the roughly 72 million project. The city advances land purchase and road work linked to Unser Boulevard, with Lt. Gov. Denish promising ongoing state support and the school expected to open after a February bond election. Cleveland notes strong community backing for the four to now three largest district in New Mexico.
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Suspect charged in stabbing death in Rio Rancho
A Sandoval County grand jury indicted 19 year old Josh Tillinghast on second degree murder and tampering with evidence in the September 10 death of 24 year old Robert Smith outside a party on Colorado Mountain Road. District Attorney Lemuel Martinez said the murder charge could bring up to 15 years. tampering could add 18 months. Tillinghast is jailed on a 250000 bond. The knife used is missing. Smith is the son of Deacon Frank Smith Sr.
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Civil War lecture brings 1860s Albuquerque to life
History buffs Bailey Whitted and two others led students on a Civil War re-enactment style session in Albuquerque. They described 1861 life, friend against friend fighting, women who dressed as men, and 133000 underage soldiers. A live demonstration loaded a musket and fired replica shots while maps traced Texas troops through Glorieta Pass.
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Obituary: Gervase Breider 95 of Rio Rancho dies
Gervase Archie Breider, 95, a Rio Rancho resident, died September 18, 2005. Born January 18, 1910 in Mishicot Wisconsin, he lived 30 years in Colon Springs Wisconsin where he served as assessor building inspector on the Village Board and taught firearms and Boy Scouts. He was a Knights of Columbus member. Survived by children Darrell Breider of Rio Rancho and Demitra Gilbertson of Minneapolis, ten grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren. Preceded in death by wife Ann Breider and 9 siblings. Memorial service October 11 11 am at San Ysidro Catholic Church in Corrales. Burial and funeral options handled by Suise Burial-Options 81-9199.
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