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Rio Rancho, N.M.
The last update* of New Mexico's first totally online community newspaper was Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2008 at 9 p.m.
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CURRENT HEADLINES
Scorpions fall
to Colorado
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Rams, Highland
meet in playoffs
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Scorpions home
after 3-game trip
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County certifies
election results
Sapien avoids recount
by 2 votes;
SSCAFCA board forced
to delay its canvass
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Council confirms
new director
for city parks
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School board sets
date for election
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Utah stays undefeated, beats UNM
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Scorpions fall to
visiting Texas
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Rams rally
to defeat
West Mesa
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Groups offer
final input on
Placitas plan
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New high school
may be delayed
by budget crunch
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Obama, McCain
make history
with same-day
visits to NM
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Scorpions lose
in shootout
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Rams roll
against Gallup
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Scorps routed, look to rebound against Wichita
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Papponi defends
record, picks up
endorsement
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SAD-9 clears
first vote by
city council
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Albuquerque
parks director
wants same job
in Rio Rancho
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Lobos dominate
Aztecs to keep
bowl hopes alive
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Scorpions win
season opener
over Amarillo
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Rams dominant
in victory
over Carlsbad
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SSCAFCA facilities
hold up despite
recent storms
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Commission
picks Vigil as
new manager
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Rios, Vigil
top candidates
for manager
Commission could
pick replacement
at meeting tonight
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House 60 race
debated at forum
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Congressional
candidates tape
debate at RRHS
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Board sets
mid-school
boundaries
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Candidates make
their pitch at
church forum
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Lobos, Wyoming
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Rams fall to
Manzano in OT
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Commission
names finalists
for manager
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County P&Z
meets again on
Placitas plan
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Council delays
vote on plan
for Star Center
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School board
OK's programs
sought by
Swisstack
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Turnovers doom
Lobos in loss
to Texas A&M
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Rams score
50 points,
rout Roswell
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County OKs
Placitas
building
moritorium
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TCU whips
Lobos in
opener
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Rams hold off
Hobbs to win
first game
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Council delays
SAD 9 vote
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Placitas plan
meeting draws
SRO crowd
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Council
approves
infrastructure
wish list
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Candidates
to appear
in noon
forums
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COURT RULING
FAVORS CITY
OVER PALENICK
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PALENICK
HEARING
TO BE
RESCHEDULED
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JIMENEZ
LEAVES
THE GUV
Former city manager likely to return to old job
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DEVELOPMENT
DIRECTOR
QUITS
Anderson 2nd official
to leave city
this month
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PLACITAS
PROBLEMS
County working on
zoning plans
TRAFFIC TIFF
TABLED
Governments working
on MRCOG
compromise
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IT'S A SAD, SAD
SAD, SAD WORLD
Residents disappointed
in council delay on
flood control vote
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PAYNE QUITS
Richardson aide
top prospect for
city manager's job
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Councilor denies
ethics charges
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THE DEBATE
OVER DEBATES
Udall proposes 3 on TV;
Pearce wants 'immediate'
discussion on energy policy
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Hospital plan
on agenda
for P&Z
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Governor calls
special session
for Aug. 15
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FUND FIGHT?
Rio Rancho, Albuquerque to battle over $5 million
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Transit tax
to go on
November
ballot
Commission also
approves budget,
sets new rules
for appeals
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Commission
to consider
1/8 cent tax
for transit
Mayor presents
proposals from
transition reports
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Court date set
in Palenick's suit against city
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School board
ok's bus contract;
union unhappy
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RRPS ponders
new way to fund
infrastructure
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Administrator
to get job review
from city council
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County GOP
chairman
resigns
RRPS contract negotiations
to resume
next week
Labor board rules
on complaints by
union, district
SHOWTIME!
Council backs
movie studio
P&Z board OKs
Alzenheimer's
treatment
facility
SAY UNCLE: Uncle Sam waves to the crowd along the parade route of the Fourth of July parade Friday in Rio Rancho.
City celebrates
July 4 holiday
Parade, fireworks part of holiday celebration
(Click here for parade winners, more photos)
INTO THE NIGHT: Fireworks lit up the Rio Rancho sky Friday night as the city celebrated the Fourth of July.
Wildcats
rout Utah in season finale
SSCAFCA board
approves request
for $18 million
on fall ballot
SHOWTIME!
City council OKs
$100 million
digital project
JUMP START
Mayor says
HP project
will restart
city growth
Wildcats stun
Wyoming in 2 overtimes
School board
approves
budget
Commission
sets fees for
fairgrounds
HP to bring
1,300 jobs to
Rio Rancho
Wildcats pull
upset win
over Arizona
EVERYBODY
OUT OF
THE POOL!
Swim time limited
on opening day at
new city facility
County approves
buyout incentive
A day in the life of a
voting precinct judge
Komadina,
Cour win
legislative
primaries
Mayor's team
unveils plans
for transition
Council gives
final OK to
city budget
Cavalry
stampedes
past
New Mexico
Rams blow past
Mayfield 11-1
in state baseball
quarterfinals
Wildcats fall to Arizona in
indoor football
Rams beat MHS
to advance in
baseball playoffs
SSCAFCA to seek
fall bond issue
for at least
$12 million
County workers
get 5% raise
in budget
City employees
to catch up with
3-year pay plan
School board OKs
special ed policy
Wildcats earn
2nd AIFA victory
over Utah Saints
Dem candidates
gather in Bernalillo
for forum
Mayor's meeting
postponed 1 day
Community meeting
moved to Wednesday
City departments
make presentations
at work session
County treasurer,
bond attorney
have issues
Rio Rancho
to cut budget
by $8 million
RRPS approves
slight increase
in budget
Pro football
makes its debut
in Rio Rancho
Patterns emerge
as Swisstack's
transition teams
near completion
County tables
proposal for
rehab center
in Algodones
Tight budgets
could cost
middle schools
city police help
