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Rio Rancho Observer in Rio Rancho, New Mexico

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Rio Rancho Observer

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Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 2012

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Spirit Halloween opens Rio Rancho store with spooky range

Rob Scott launches Spirit Halloween at 4229 NM 528 Rio Rancho alongside Albuquerque shops. Hours 10 am to 9 pm weekdays and 11 am to 7 pm Sunday. The store sells costumes, décor, spider webs, foggers, and jump scare props. Manager Ethan Hinkley says top sellers reflect current heroes like Captain America.

Spartacus Chariots of Desire Rob Scott Spirit Rio Rancho Target Albertsons Ridgeway Albuquerque Ethan Hinkley

Rio Rancho Defers Full-Time Mayor Definition Vote

Rio Rancho council rejects Charter Review Committee’s plan to define a full-time mayor and repeals the activation ordinance. No special election will be held. charter remains unchanged as voters will decide mayoral duties at each vote. Councilors Clayton Wilkins Gutierrez Scott plus Crum opposed. Thomas absent.

Rio Rancho City Hall Lonnie Clayton Chuck Wilkins Tamara Gutierrez Mark Scott Tim Crum Patricia Thomas Stephan van Horn Tom Swisstack van Horn

St Thomas Aquinas plans new church in Rio Rancho replacement

St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church on Sara Road in Rio Rancho will be replaced by a $9 million religious building as part of a $15.5 million three phase project including a new gym for St. Thomas Aquinas School. The five year capital campaign led by Bill Griffee targets $6 million from parishioners, with the rest funded by an archdiocese loan and other sources.

St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church Rio Rancho Sara Road St. Thomas Aquinas School Puesta del Sol Elementary Rio Rancho Public Schools Iowa Bill Griffee Rishioners Pat D’arco Panorama Plaza The Pelicans

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