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Rio Rancho Observer in Rio Rancho, New Mexico

27 Sep 2007

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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

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Sep 27, 2007

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Groundbreaking set for Cielo Azul Elementary in Rio Rancho

Tuesday morning ceremony marks ARPS plan to ease Colinas del Norte overcrowding with an 85,513 square foot 800 student campus costing 19 million dollars. Architect Dekker Perich Sabatini and contractor Bradbury Stamm lead project as Sen. Komadina and Principal Archuleta attend with students and district officials. Separately a black bear sighting near Unser Boulevard prompted a citywide code red advisory before search teams concluded the incident.

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Cielo Azul Wilpett and Shiloh Roads Rio Rancho Public Schools ARPS Steve Komadina LaVenna Archuleta Colinas del Norte Archuleta Laura Moore Sandia Vista Rio Rancho Maggie M. Cordova Ernest Stapleton Dekker/Perich/Sabatini Bradbury Stamm Unser Boulevard Cherry Road LaVonna Archuleta
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Four councilors accused of unannounced quorum over loan issue

Four City Council members gathered for a meeting where a $34 million wastewater loan with the New Mexico Environment Department was on the agenda. Thomas and Davis said they did not realize a quorum formed, while Petrullo and Balmer denied discussing the loan. Former Mayor Owen urged voters to demand accountability as criticism of backroom meetings grows. Mayor Williams said he would address the issue to prevent repeats.

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New Mexico Environment Department New Mexico Federal ‘Communications Commission Thomas Davis Balmer Petrullo Jim Palenick Attorney General’s Office Jim Owen Owen American Federation of Cindy Benz Mike Williams
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