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After the race: Piland turns from mayoral bid to food banks and unfinished business

Alexandria Piland didn’t win Rio Rancho’s mayoral runoff, but the Democratic candidate says her campaign forced conversations city leaders still need to finish โ€” starting with how much residents actually know about what’s happening inside City Hall. Piland told The Paper. in Rio Rancho that transparency, not roads or water, was the top concern she […]

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SWAT standoff, 9 charges: Police say Rio Rancho woman fired gun at partner while children were inside home

A Rio Rancho woman faces nine criminal charges โ€” including aggravated assault and child abuse โ€” after police say she fired a handgun at her partner during a domestic dispute in the early morning hours of April 18 in the High Range neighborhood. Officers dispatched around 1:47 a.m. found live rounds and spent casings in […]

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Boom! The Unser-Paseo widening project is about to enter its loudest phaseย 

Tens of thousands of Rio Rancho and Westside commuters who rely on the Unser Boulevard and Paseo del Norte corridor will hear โ€” and feel โ€” the next phase of construction starting Tuesday, as crews begin blasting through the basalt bedrock beneath one of the metro area’s most congested intersections. Controlled blasting is scheduled to […]

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Rio Rancho exempts employee benefits from bidding rules

Rio Rancho employees will see no gaps in their health coverage this summer after the city’s Governing Body approved a change to its procurement code Thursday that gives administrators more flexibility to secure insurance, benefits and retirement programs outside the standard bidding process. Financial Services Director Stephanie Yara told the Governing Body the exemption is […]

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