Get Rid of Old Drugs at RRPD Drug Take Back Drive
Residents can drop off unwanted prescription medicines anonymously at Rio Rancho Police Department on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event, sponsored by RRPD and the DEA, aims to prevent pill abuse and theft by disposing of expired and unused drugs. Unclear details note the same hours at Smiths Drug.
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U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration
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Smith’s Food & Drug
Sandoval County Clerk Candidate Eileen Garbagni Profile
Eileen Moren o Garbagni seeks Sandoval County Clerk as a Democrat. Longtime clerk’s chief deputy with 23 years in office proposes electronic recording, online real estate records, and online registration to improve access. Residence Bernalillo. born there. Prior roles include managing software hardware policies and procedures.
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Sandoval
Sandoval County
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Melissa
Amber
Clerks
New Mexico
Rio Rancho
Democratic Club
Bernalillo
Bureau of Elections
Paula Papponi
Compact For Learning and Citizenship
Education Commission of the States
Washington, D.C
NM Department of Education
UNM
NMSA
Dowling College
Gabriel Papponi
New Mexico Retired Superintendents Association
Civitan Sandoval County
Rio Rancho Art Association
International Society of Acrylic Painters
Republican Party of Sandoval
Sandoval County Clerk's Office
Rams Triumph Over Las Cruces High In Homecoming Thriller
Sterling Kriser’s support and a charity plunge via Over the Edge funded by Adam Galarneau of Turtle Mountain boosted Rio Rancho pride. The Rams topped No. 1 Las Cruces High 42 to 21, delivering a joyous Homecoming 2012 despite a prior loss to Goddard. Local community figures praised Kriser for his commitment and generosity.
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Adam Galarneau
Turtle Mountain
New Mexico
Goddard
Rams
Rio Rancho
Sterling Kriser
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