Local News in Sandoval County, New Mexico
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Sandoval County deputies endorse Wood for Sheriff
Sandoval County deputies have backed a candidate for sheriff.County commissioner hosts informative show on TV County commissioners are going make it on the big screen in the Sandoval County Update Show.
SSCAFCA project gets top national certification Call it a first for the state. SSCAFCA, the Southern Sandoval County Arroyo Flood Control Authority, has achieved LEED Platinum Certification, as well as the first “net-zero” energy use on the construction of its commercial office expansion in Rio Rancho. The agency says it is the first LEED Platinum building in New Mexico that is 100 percent publicly financed.
Low hiring ratio costs Intel $100,000 BERNALILLO — For the second time in four years, Intel has paid $100,000 to Sandoval County for its failure to meet a hiring agreement with the county.
New system helps crime victims A new online system helps crime victims in New Mexico track the movement of offenders.
Local news in brief, September 3, 2010 An anonymous group of local residents, calling themselves Santa Feans for Truth and Reconciliation, is asking Roman Catholic officials, Mayor David Coss and Gov. Bill Richardson to reconsider their support for Santa Fe Fiesta.
Online tracking aids crime victims A new online and phone system designed to allow crime victims to monitor inmates and alleged offenders, was unveiled today in the 13th Judicial District covering Sandoval, Cibola and Valencia counties.
Schoolâs PSA is tribute to student killed by drunk driver Ten years after she was tragically killed by an impaired driver on NM 528 in Rio Rancho, Karen Ferreira is still in the city’s consciousness.
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Susana Martinez leads N.M. governors race 1. Doña Ana County District Attorney Susana Martinez (R) leads New Mexico Lt. Gov. Diane Denish (D) in the Land of Enchantment's gubernatorial race (D), according to a new survey released over the weekend. Martinez takes 45 percent to 39 percent for Denish in the poll, which was conducted by Albuquerque-based Research and Polling Inc.. Martinez, a Hispanic woman, has long been touted as a ...