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Edgewood home tour invites buyers to scope out East Mountain living

By Kevin Hendricks โ€” House hunters curious about life east of the Sandias can tour a batch of homes for sale in a single Saturday, and pocket raffle tickets along the way, during The Great Edgewood Home Tour on Nov. 14. Maps of participating homes go out at 10:30 a.m., and open houses run from […]

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Rethinking Campbell Ranch? Commissioner Olivas leading charge to discuss public lands alternative to 4,000 homes

By Rodd Cayton โ€” The Campbell Ranch Master Plan has heard the word โ€œnoโ€ many times in recent decades. But a group is working on a possible alternative that could garner a โ€œyesโ€ from the community. Bernalillo County Commissioner Eric Olivas unveiled the idea at the Oct. 17 Community Gathering, hosted by the East Mountains […]

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Edgewood appoints former APD commander to fill commission vacancy

By Jesse Jones,  The Route 66 Independent โ€” Following a three-month vacancy left by former Commissioner Mike Rariden, the town of Edgewood restored its full Town Commission after commissioners voted unanimously Tuesday night to appoint Doug West to the open District 5 seat. West, a retired Albuquerque Police Department commander and vice chair of the […]

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The Lions’ share: Edgewood clubs stock East Mountain Food Pantry with 1,500 pounds of food

By Kevin Hendricks The Edgewood Lions Club and Sandia Mountain Lions Club stocked East Mountain Food Pantry’s shelves with 1,500 pounds of food and raised $860 for the pantry. The pantry thanked both clubs in a Facebook post this week, calling them “amazing partners and phenomenal leaders in our community.” The Edgewood Lions collected donations […]

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Opening the books: Edgewood takes major steps toward financial transparency

By Rodd Cayton Repairing Edgewoodโ€™s finances will be a time-consuming process, Town Manager Kelly Hamilton says, but the Town Commission and administrators are taking steps in that direction. Hamilton told the Route 66 Independent that town leaders want the public to know what theyโ€™re doing. He extended an invitation to any resident to meet with […]

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Edgewood at a crossroads: Reboot campaign pushes for disincorporation

By Rodd Cayton Even if the Town of Edgewood is able to fix its financial oversight issues, Former Mayor John Abrams says, residents are still better off dissolving it and getting their local government services from Santa Fe County. โ€œThe town doesnโ€™t have the money to support itself,” Abrams said. โ€œThere are years of failure […]

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Cleaning up the books: Edgewood manager says leadership fixing townโ€™s accounting

By Rodd Cayton The Town of Edgewood is righting its fiscal ship, according to Town Manager Kelly Hamilton, with finance manager Amber Sanchez at the helm. Sheโ€™s turning the Titanic away from the iceberg,โ€ Hamilton told the Route 66 Independent. โ€œSheโ€™s working diligently on getting us a clean set of books, so we have a […]

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