In District 1, Cory Frantz is a 17-year Corrales resident who has worked in customer service for major multinational corporations. She continues to work full time. Frantz holds a degree in business administration with a focus in marketing from Mercer University, and has completed coursework for a master’s in business administration at Loyola University.
“This skill set developed over several decades will help to achieve responsive, beneficial resolution of issues facing the citizens of Corrales,” Frantz said.
Also seeking the District 1 seat is Rick Miera who ran for N.M. lieutenant governor in 2018. He has worked as a therapist, drug counselor and program administrator for more than 40 years, working primarily with youth and at-risk groups.
In District 3, Mel Knight seeks a new term on the council. She moved to New Mexico more than 40 years ago after earning a master’s degree in speech pathology. “When I was working at Albuquerque Public Schools, I came on a field trip to Corrales and fell in love with the open space and greenery,” the Chicago native recalled.
Knight has served on the Corrales Planning and Zoning Commission, the Parks and Recreation Commission, the Corrales Historical Society and Friends of Corrales Library, among other volunteer groups.
A second candidate for the District 3 seat, Andy Dilts, is a design engineer at Sandia Labs. He holds degrees in electrical engineering. He moved from the Chicago area to Albuquerque in 2001. After…
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In District 1, Cory Frantz is a 17-year Corrales resident who has worked in customer service for major multinational corporations. She continues to work full time. Frantz holds a degree in business administration with a focus in marketing from Mercer University, and has completed coursework for a master’s in business administration at Loyola University.
“This skill set developed over several decades will help to achieve responsive, beneficial resolution of issues facing the citizens of Corrales,” Frantz said.
Also seeking the District 1 seat is Rick Miera who ran for N.M. lieutenant governor in 2018. He has worked as a therapist, drug counselor and program administrator for more than 40 years, working primarily with youth and at-risk groups.
In District 3, Mel Knight seeks a new term on the council. She moved to New Mexico more than 40 years ago after earning a master’s degree in speech pathology. “When I was working at Albuquerque Public Schools, I came on a field trip to Corrales and fell in love with the open space and greenery,” the Chicago native recalled.
Knight has served on the Corrales Planning and Zoning Commission, the Parks and Recreation Commission, the Corrales Historical Society and Friends of Corrales Library, among other volunteer groups.
A second candidate for the District 3 seat, Andy Dilts, is a design engineer at Sandia Labs. He holds degrees in electrical engineering. He moved from the Chicago area to Albuquerque in 2001. After…
