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District 6 voted on $1.7 million in improvements. Three are guaranteed, but Councilor Rogers wants more.
By Jesse Jones, The Paper. — District 6 residents have chosen how Albuquerque should spend $1.7 million on neighborhood improvements. With 11 projects on the ballot and funding set aside for the top three, Councilor Nichole Rogers hopes to fund more of the community’s ideas. District 6 residents cast 1,866 votes in the second annual…
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Bernalillo County makes it easier for residents to find behavioral health care
Three new county tools give residents ways to find services and request help while spotting gaps in care
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City’s recycling test could mean fewer pickups for some residents
The city is testing every-other-week recycling pickup for almost 6,600 households to cut fuel use, emissions and truck wear
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Six months of lawsuits left Albuquerque with a $4.38 million tab
Two overdue reports reveal where the city’s lawsuit payouts went from October through March
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Fed up Albuquerque renters put new city protections to the test
Fiebelkorn’s new renter protections are being put to work as apartment tenants push for safer housing
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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
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