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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 2007
Page
1
The ninth annual High Road Art Tour runs today from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. It showcases studios across Chimayo and Truchas, featuring art ranging from traditional to modern in northern New Mexico.
Jack Thomas of Sandoval County comments on climate talk, noting not recalling dinosaurs driving cars, as officials discuss past and present heating and cooling trends. The exchange highlights partisan frames in local coverage.
Rio Rancho officials convened an emergency session on July 2, 2003 to declare the city’s bosque closed by ordinance, citing major fires along Albuquerque's bosque section and escalating safety concerns for residents and property.
Rio Rancho City Council backed a plan to place a 105 million general obligation bond on the October 9 ballot to fund school construction real estate purchases and improvements. Officials say state matching funds depend on the bond, with turnout historically around 10 percent and no tax-rate increase if approved.
Al Gore plans to discuss global warming at 7 30 p m Wednesday at Santa Ana Star Center with VIP parking and a pre show dinner for 41 tickets for Gore only start at 35. The Emmy winning film An Inconvenient Truth runs 96 minutes, Gore has given more than 1000 talks, and Sandoval County officials say his message on climate change is a universal concern beyond party lines.
Rio Rancho High School mourns as Erik Griego a sophomore on the junior varsity football team contends with the sudden death of his mother Mary Griego 52 after a homecoming parade. Erik rushed home after the parade to find her unresponsive prompting a call to 911 and CPR efforts by family.
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