Not everyone was happy, but that’s often the case when you’re about to lose an iconic part of your neighborhood. And that’s what’s happening at The Islands at Rio Rancho, once a gorgeous respite for residents and wildlife, and a few lakes where countless golf balls were sent to a watery grave. Read the article………………………..
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