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New council president, bills on housing and vacant properties in front of City Council

by Elizabeth McCall Supported by Reader Donations January 3, 2025April 20, 2025

Albuquerque city councilors on Monday will kick off their first meeting of the year with a vote to elect the new City Council president. Councilors are also expected to vote […]

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Downtown revitalization was top of mind this year

by Damon Scott Supported by Reader Donations December 30, 2024April 20, 2025

If you’ve lived in Albuquerque for any length of time, you know a discussion of Downtown always includes one word: Revitalization. It’s been the case for so long that you’d […]

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Downtown revitalization was top of mind this year

by Damon Scott Supported by Reader Donations December 30, 2024April 20, 2025

If you’ve lived in Albuquerque for any length of time, you know a discussion of Downtown always includes one word: Revitalization. It’s been the case for so long that you’d […]

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City Council in 2024: Making voices heard

by Elizabeth McCall Supported by Reader Donations December 24, 2024April 20, 2025

The story I’m most proud of from 2024 is one I wrote about tribal leaders’ winning input on Petroglygh-area developments.  During one of the first few Albuquerque City Council meetings […]

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City Council in 2024: Making voices heard

by Elizabeth McCall Supported by Reader Donations December 24, 2024April 20, 2025

The story I’m most proud of from 2024 is one I wrote about tribal leaders’ winning input on Petroglygh-area developments.  During one of the first few Albuquerque City Council meetings […]

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Council passes proposal to crack down on illegal parking

by Elizabeth McCall Supported by Reader Donations December 20, 2024April 20, 2025

Albuquerque may have fewer people parking illegally now that a new automated parking enforcement system is coming to the city.  The City Council Monday approved a proposal to implement the […]

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Council passes proposal to crack down on illegal parking

by Elizabeth McCall Supported by Reader Donations December 20, 2024April 20, 2025

Albuquerque may have fewer people parking illegally now that a new automated parking enforcement system is coming to the city.  The City Council Monday approved a proposal to implement the […]

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Library announces new app

by Rodd Cayton Supported by Reader Donations December 20, 2024April 20, 2025

The digital revolution continues in Albuquerque, with the public library introducing its new smartphone app. Albuquerque has introduced a new smartphone app —  the Public Library ABQ-BernCo app — to […]

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Library announces new app

by Rodd Cayton Supported by Reader Donations December 20, 2024April 20, 2025

The digital revolution continues in Albuquerque, with the public library introducing its new smartphone app. Albuquerque has introduced a new smartphone app —  the Public Library ABQ-BernCo app — to […]

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Council approves business licensing proposal

by Elizabeth McCall Supported by Reader Donations December 18, 2024April 20, 2025

Albuquerque business owners will now be required to have a business license but their costs will stay the same. Councilors Monday night approved a proposal from Mayor Tim Keller’s office […]

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