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What Mayor Keller’s new ‘Abundance Agenda’ means for Albuquerque
By Jesse Jones, The Paper. — Albuquerque struggles to get things done because it suffers from a “scarcity mindset” he intends to change Mayor Tim Keller said Saturday as he outlined his priorities for his historic third term as mayor of the state’s largest city. Speaking from the Route 66 Visitor Center, Keller outlined three…
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Albuquerque weighs $3.1M in incentives for cybersecurity, quantum and space jobs
Three tech firms seek public funding. Here’s how the city plans to protect taxpayer money
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A quartet of ABQ City Councilors raises alarm White House plans to let political staff cancel local grants
City leaders warn proposed Trump administration rule could force ABQ to choose between local policies and federal grant funding
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Watchdog clears Albuquerque’s top lawyer in probe, but dispute with Council persists
Investigators clear city attorney of wrongdoing as city leaders clash over who the city attorney represents
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Council tees up ballot question to reduce mayor’s control over two big city jobs
Council to send charter change to Nov. ballot but the mayor’s office warns of bigger government, higher costs
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Can New Mexico, not Blackstone, just buy PNM? It turns out, we can’t. Here’s why.
Opponents of the Blackstone purchase encourage state purchase of PNM
Heinrich, breaking with most Dems., will vote yes on Mullin to lead DHS
Luján will vote against Sen. Mullen
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