Rams Honor Military Night At Clovis Game
The Rio Rancho Rams host Clovis at Rio Rancho Stadium on Friday with military personnel in uniform or with ID admitted free and given a coupon for a free hot dog and drink. Kickoff is 7 p.m.
27 Sep 2007
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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 2007
Page
1
The Rio Rancho Rams host Clovis at Rio Rancho Stadium on Friday with military personnel in uniform or with ID admitted free and given a coupon for a free hot dog and drink. Kickoff is 7 p.m.
Marty Scharfglass says the ARPS board weighs options including selecting another transportation company or taking over the service themselves. The remark appears in the associated story on page A7.
Looking Back reports heavy rain last week caused damage on Lookin g Back isbon and Tulip roads with Lisbon washed out at an arroyo near Sugar Road. A motorist was trapped in her vehicle and rescued by fire department volunteers on September 23, 1982.
After a 10 month review the attorney general ruled the Rio Rancho governing body violated the Open Meetings Act by terminating former City Manager Jim Palenick. Assistant AG Mary Smith orders a properly noticed meeting to cure the violation and a legally noticed closed session to validate prior actions. The investigation found four members formed a rolling quorum to discuss Palenick with meetings involving Mike Williams Kevin Jackson Howard Balmer and Larry Naranjo.
Erik Schei, a 23 year old Iraq war veteran wounded in combat, was honored at his Rio Rancho home where a flagpole was installed by the New Mexico Honor Guard. Family and fellow soldiers attended a ceremony filled with emotion as his sergeant promoted him and soldiers shared stories of bravery.
Four elected Rio Rancho officials risked violating the Open Meetings Act by discussing city business in a hallway before a Sept. 12 public meeting. Councilor Balmer led a private water infrastructure talk with Petrullo Davis and Thomas as they prepared for the council session.
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