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City says criticism about proposed Downtown investments is unfounded

by Elizabeth McCall Supported by Reader Donations October 29, 2024April 20, 2025

As the City of Albuquerque continues to push for two initiatives officials say will help revitalize the Downtown area, a prominent property owner and frequent critic of Mayor Tim Keller’s […]

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Albuquerque Community Safety subject of Harvard case study

by Rodd Cayton Supported by Reader Donations October 28, 2024April 20, 2025

Albuquerque’s search for a better way of handling crises on its streets has drawn the attention of Harvard Business School. The organization recently studied the creation of Albuquerque Community Safety […]

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Albuquerque Community Safety subject of Harvard case study

by Rodd Cayton Supported by Reader Donations October 28, 2024April 20, 2025

Albuquerque’s search for a better way of handling crises on its streets has drawn the attention of Harvard Business School. The organization recently studied the creation of Albuquerque Community Safety […]

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City hopes tourists, residents vibe with $14M Route 66 Visitor Center

by Damon Scott Supported by Reader Donations October 25, 2024April 20, 2025

It’s been six months since the city’s Arts & Culture Department absorbed the $14 million West Central Route 66 Visitor Center into its considerable portfolio of cultural amenities. Bernalillo County […]

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City hopes tourists, residents vibe with $14M Route 66 Visitor Center

by Damon Scott Supported by Reader Donations October 25, 2024April 20, 2025

It’s been six months since the city’s Arts & Culture Department absorbed the $14 million West Central Route 66 Visitor Center into its considerable portfolio of cultural amenities. Bernalillo County […]

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Transparency expert says ABQ City Council may have violated state law

by Elizabeth McCall Supported by Reader Donations October 25, 2024April 20, 2025

During the Albuquerque City Council’s regular meeting this week councilors met behind closed doors with little explanation other than they were discussing potential litigation.  The executive session was noted on […]

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Transparency expert says ABQ City Council may have violated state law

by Elizabeth McCall Supported by Reader Donations October 25, 2024April 20, 2025

During the Albuquerque City Council’s regular meeting this week councilors met behind closed doors with little explanation other than they were discussing potential litigation.  The executive session was noted on […]

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City Council defers bill that would increase apprenticeships on some city projects

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

A proposal to fix the workforce shortages for construction projects and increase job opportunities for younger people in Albuquerque is on hold after city councilors deferred the bill earlier this […]

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City Council defers bill that would increase apprenticeships on some city projects

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

A proposal to fix the workforce shortages for construction projects and increase job opportunities for younger people in Albuquerque is on hold after city councilors deferred the bill earlier this […]

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Councilors uphold mayor’s veto on resolution that would limit his influence on charter changes

by Elizabeth McCall Supported by Reader Donations October 22, 2024April 20, 2025

On Monday several Albuquerque city councilors changed their vote on a resolution the panel approved two weeks ago — which would have given the council more power to influence charter […]

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